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fv«;:-#;iriix; '.-r^r* -A'',‘ 'it' itm. m * /; '■ ■■' v;«A.vjv: /^'r . I 'n ^ '- '4 '1 '• ■■ ;. r . .. ,■ / '■ ■, .‘ .V- '-y ■; , . ■■ ' ,: f ; I ’.<•; ■' / - r A';\ K- '. I. ■i' T Jr-i— rr-- ■ y " ■'•■ V-. •'■■■'^ ■•'••.’ , '■ ::;:V TtJESDAY^MARCHvi2, .1957 Averaffc Daily Net’ ''rew; Rtm ; - t"-. *w- . .. ' ■ . Wfisther . .PAGE S][XTEEN ■^ t ■ , v ; ^ ■ For-the Week Ended :ânrijfiatfr , :March 'i ForaeMt-*r tl. S. Weatlm*’ ■. ■■'V- more distant ac|iools o f . Manches f e - . 1 2 ^ 6 6 4 < : ' Fair, not so mid teniglit; Leir The DeWolf Art Otiild wiU meet Miss 'Veronica and Miss;. Lau- I6-49. Fairtiy dbtidy, edtitimiM VetU Stelts, 91 ‘ Washington St., Engaged Former Assistaiil ter and the Bolton school. Eac^ t , iniursday at . lO a.m. at the Oom-f » ' ' . t , • Thursday period will be divided in- • Member o f the Audit •' mnif TltMraiay,''Hlj|t>''fe' upp^r’ Ma. About Towti munity T.,* Mrs.^ Elmer A. Weden have returned .to tow® ' a f t e r Bureau of dKU lation spending tht?’past two months in Lenten Jr readier to tHree parts Which are to be; will give'a demontstratlon of tinsel organized gambt, Lenten misklbn f 'Mmteh^ster-Â City o f filiage Charm John B, HOgaA. sMlitant painting, and each member is re- St. Petersburg and HoUjrwood. FJa. Oh the return trip they were ac study,' and a worship serv||te in nnntl______iupervlBor ,6f the qu .stc be the paint brushes. Mrs. JamSs White, Mary’s, will be the mid-week in'St. Hkry’s part time'while a gueat apeaker at the meeting of chainhan, and her committee will tioning in New Orleans. La.; and her brother, Joh® Vols, who was in Lenten preacher in St. Mary’s Epis senior at the Berkeley 'Divinity thb Klwanls Club ThuAday no<»n; serve dessert and coffee, and mem-;, School In New Haven, assisting in hers will provide their own sancP Florida. They >are the son and copal Church Wednesday evenipg at 12:16 at the Country Club. He' at 7:30. Since 1964, he has- been the chiirqii school and running the ... .J, will Ulk on modea aiid chemicals, wiches. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jotepb A. Volz, 63 Demont St, a member of the staff of St. Ste- youth program of the parish. THIS WEEK ONLY — ALL SALES FINAL and will show a film, hjsn'a Church, Lynn, Mass., ^n'e The Holy Family Mothers Circle of the largest congregations in lira, William-Webb has returned Another ' session of the Mothers will-meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in >Bible Studies will be held st New England. to her home In New Jersey after the Church of the Assumption. Fol the Buckingham .Congregational- The Rev. Mr. Engram wrill apeak LATEX CEILING visiting relatives in, town for a lowing religious instruction, the O urch tomorrow from 11 to 11:50 on “The ,Glft of Understanding,” GriMfing Cards month. Mr.'and Mrs. Haten Webb group will proceed to the home of ,a.m. ■ - whU:h,.^s’ the second In' a scries motored^here from N iw Jersey to Mrs. Robert Hallisey, <22 Lenox St. ’en mid-week addresses this that •xprMt yowr Withst PAINT P A I N T f take her hpma , The Immaculate Conception on the adbject of “ Spiritual The Connecticut Section of the Mothers Circle will moot Wednes- ” The evening’’ service will $ 0 . 4 9 FER Our Lady of^ the Most Hot>’ Illundnatlng Engineering Society day at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Henry consist of the litany .with full sen ' $ 0 . 7 5 PER Washingrton, March 13 (/f^TOnibn'g , , corresporidenbe. have ior choir, directed bW,,Sydney. W. Rosary M eters Circle will meet will hold Us regular monthly meet Mutrie,' 43 Branford St. L â l . - been destroyed. at 8 O’clock tomorrow night at MacAlpine. ^ GAL. — A Teamsterfi Union official He said all of Hfe discarding ing in the auditorium of the Con t ■Following the service, Everyone testified today the, Oregon the home of Mrs. Colvin Cronia, necticut Light and Power Co.,'Ber * Covers Everything wan done at hls, been postponed until March' 20, be ter at Williams College, Willlams- ^ LEADING BRA.VDS d FAIRWAY iye. Our prompt, courteous day that most of the council’s the place to make any m.'tjor But he said he luui now decided cause of the.4eatK.of Mrs. Dorothy town.Maes.^...... - financial records. wanted, by Threaten cuts in .spending. Pscak, a member of the circle. 975 MAIN s’rr— sn 8-12 1* rpute man will pay you a to go by ship to Bermuda, where N, • * Ârthur Dn^JSioresJ Senate rackets investigators' n» will meet Prime Minister Mac- Circle of Mi.e Washington; March 1.3 (/P) John Dando, assistant profes- The Fellowship visit. . - ■ . have been destroyed. • ^ mlllan of Great Brttatn'on Mireh icnîr.h .rTvIh’ii,. i South Methodist WSC8 will meet Mlkesell wa-.s the first witne.ss — President Eisenhower said College. g o’clock at the home ■ ■ ------calfeJ oiTlhc lonrhearlng 3ay of Eisenhower said that If tie can will be the guest speaker at a r""IS*., -Richardson, - 79 todayTie wirrTm as helpful as meeting of the Catholic Graduates y' ^ the investlgatlong into an alleged possible init jt is up fo Cour clear his desk jn time he will aaU Irish Bake Sale Tea Mrs. Richard plot by some Teamsters Union, lomorrow night from Norfolk, Va. Club of Greater Hartford ^W^^ the co^hostess. You'll like the service you get at gress to determine how and " the West Middle School Fn^gtrips on the world’s great re- bosses, public officials and under Jerusalem, March 13 i/f)—Prime' • Ington from a Florida vacation to, He said a few days aboard ship audltorium. Asylum Ave., Hart- ____ k* .h„„.n "Names world elements to control Port Minister David Bqn-Guripn told confer with 'U.S. offlcisla. whether the admini-stration’s ^ ^ ld not require the ijottlng up -V 'THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL ligions will be shown. land vice profits. " ' the Israeli Parliament today that Ben-(5urion, expressed surprise F . .i® ■ ford, at 8:15 p.m. He will speak on •TM $71,800,000 budget 'can be ,0T a new communication^ system "Humor in Contemporary Litera Mlkesell said that moat finan his government “reserves Its free- , at Bunche’s- earlier statement that cut. The touring Vice President and Mrs. Richard Nixon find themselves In a devil of a spot d\iring a with Washington' as would have Thursday, March 14th ture.” Past matrons of Temple Chap cial records of Council No. 37 fbr dorfi of action” if the Egyptians; the U.N. troops are In Gaza with ■Eisenhower's remark.s regarding visit to Liberian countryside In Africa. Underneath ' these awesome outfits are-.Goa'devil dancers been necessary if he had' gone to' ter, No.-63, Order of the Eastern You Can the ^riod 'from mid-1954 to mid- return to the Gaza Strip. I Egypân agreement. Florida. ' . 2 to 7 PJ«. , NEW MODEL budget cutting were in reply to 'a . —Goa being the Number One devil In Liberian tradition!' (AP Photo). ‘ Star,- niet at the home, of Mrs. Har 1956 hav.e been destroyed — "to It was Ben-Guriori’s first com ! "-It was not In the power of the . ______.(------^------:------^ ^ ------Very Slow Trip n ment since Egypt announced it I Egyptian dictator to agree or di.s- request for comment on . H o u s e MENtT CONSISTING OF: old Leggett. 42 Alexander St.. LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING make more office space.’" pa.ssage yesterday of a resohitlon. A reporter asked •■ where , the Thursday evening. Mrs. EMwin D. In reply to questions, he said was resuming' cofitrol of the dis j agree to this- since he was ignom- cruiser would be going on Its way Assorftd S«idwiclMS--fit, C«kt HOSPITAL BEDS Trust puted Mediterranean coastal, area. ' inously expelled from the strip," asking the President to point out Foster assisted the - hostess. Mrs. Mi financial records for the period where the administration’s bud- ; to Bermuda. It wssnx going any Tea or Coffee and WHEEL CHAIRS Frank O. Little of Bristol has In from 19J7 to-1954 were all intact. The tough old Israeli leader who : the Prime Minister declared. He Nixon, Selassie 27 Airlines to Buy place, Eiaenhower replied, it is ordered Israel’s blitz invasion of Charged that Egypt got the Gaza get can be cut ’’substantially.’’ V B I T l i f u r n it u r e vited the past matrons to hold, the ■ iTie committee expected to put The resolution, merely a st.ite- j Just going to take a very slow trip ILCII n c o m p a n V April meeting at her home, Thurs DIAL MItchen William M, Langcly, Mullnomflih Egypt lasf October \yamed: Strip in the first place by mak- To Bermuda. Irish Breods served with tea or to take heme. "If the time comes ^ e n action : ing war on Israel in 1947 In "viq- ment of the House's position, has ) Talk More U.S. „ „ i r • PHONE MI 8-4169 day, April 11. Mrs. W. S. C. Turk- county (Portland) district attor no force of law. The vote was 219.- j 'rile Navy at Norfolk aald the NO T tC ia^r^m RESERVATIONS FOR SALE or RENT. ingloh w-iU be Jh'charge of trans- ney, on. ,th'e-witnesa aland later ,M is appropriate, and neceiaary. the_Jation of the U.N. charter." ■ MobilheafSOCONY-VACUUM HfcATINC OIL Israel—government will ivot, of "T niust add with regret," Ben- 4.78, with - most Democrats for it ship chosen for the jptfiBldential portatlon. the day’s mkjpr witness. Langley and most Republicans against-. Aid for Bases W Fotvered Jets voyage la tbk guided missile cruiser has been linked to the alleged plot course, give prior notice of Its ac Gurion contin-ed, ’'That Dr. N., tions.” Bunche’s superiors In the U.N. Askcd'what he plans to do about Canberra. Ait Atlantic Fleet Head in testimony from earlier wit that House call for-advice, Elsen quarters spokeatngn said the sail nesses. The Gaza Strip, Ben-CJurlon told have sbmetime.s been more con Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. March l.l By VERN HAUOHLAND •4 pounds. .fully, loaded, •Brahiff the Kne.s.set' (Parliament), never cerned with' the prestige of the hower said anew', that 'he-would ;yr. Emperor Salle Selassie is re- ing is set for "about dark” tomor Mikeselt also said most of the Washington, March .13 ifl*)- . will be the first airline to'get de row. . MORIARTY BROTHERS belonged to the Egyptians and Egyptian dictator than with the have no objection to re-examining ported favorable to a U.S. request V , ■ iiv*rv 6t th'e 226 In 19'S9 w as'’’of use to them only for, the fulfillment o f Egypt’s, internation the budget, arfd added he will be fôr Ethiopian bases flanking ^ Wider Elsenhower’s personal physician DISTRIBUTORS — 301-315 CENTER STREET Just as helpful a.orters at the White Before his statement Beri-Gurlon gres.s which authorizes specific On Millionaire toward a compromise providing won what w*ce virtually two votes ican request for an Air Force com- for Egypt to handle the civil ad- muntcafionk base and ani^'oring bpriktbrs ^<1 fe^gth' will be good for the President. of confidence. The Knesset defeat (('ontlmird on Ton) .liH -Th. 707 ♦r.n.nnrt niane Inches mork wlngspan--or a length mihistratidn In Gaza while VJ^. ed two pppositioh proposals .for a (acuities at the Red Sea port of ‘ '“ '’ •rpM 'nJavSeat' of HO fert 5 in^fe. and a wing! "The Navy aays It will try to Stiatus Reports troops pdilced ’ the IsraHI-Oaza debate 61-M arid 53-44. M?ss*twa. Word of the American record Monday, flying of 141>4 feet stay in parm weather for ail six border. tie to Baltimore In 3 hours and 48 707-t20 will fly from- Lok Blgypt’s surprist announcement 8lm.s brought im'mcdiate reaction days,” Snyder said. ______Israel withdrew from Gaza last from Moscow and Cairo,.* minutes, . . _ Angeles to New York in 4 hours He disclosed that Bisenhotver By JAMES HtTCHESON j ^-eek on the. a.ssumptioh that the that it was again taking over clril contôtôf Gass came Monday, but Nation Losing Re<|s Send Warning. •• Fiml tor Pan-Am ! 12 minutes, compared with 7 1-4 Seattle, March 13 VT Is Dave i U.N. Emergency Fore? would ad- .Russia was said to have warned Bell said the first 707s will go to hours for the fastest propeller .((>>nMntsed on Pftfe Ton) Bcck a milllpnalr^^tfs he oft-tlmcs rninlstet the strip and'Ihat ftgyp- spokeambfl. for Egypt’s Palestine X-TRA BONUS! Department:still gave no Indtcs- Ethiopia it might got embroiled in Pan American World Alr's-ays, late : driven transport now in operation; haa been depcrU>ta? i tian control would not be relm-. tion when Egypti|in administrators Fight Against a major, war, alleging the UnIted In 1958. That company ordered 23 ijo» Angeles to Cihicago In 3‘hours The Teamsters’ Union'president!'posed. ' States wants to store atomic and planes costing a total of $135 mil 10 minutes against 5 hours 25 wouldn’t eay yes and he wouldn't j Bunrhr .Sees Nasser • would . Wove in. , Meanwhile' diplomaJsLconf erred hydrogen bombs on Ethiopian soil. lion. • mlnute-s; .And Chicago to New ..y" aay no itrnewsmen here last niglit., ^j.N. UnderaecreUry Ratph Traffic Deaths ■ Egypt's' Pre.sldent Nasser sent a American Airlines, which placed York in-'i .hour 35 minutes. One ‘•IJ.:^ as easy to say Beck is a Burichb and Egj'ptian Prealdmt St a furious pice in Cslro,, Wash ington and St U.N. headquarters. special envoy to Addis Ababa be a $13$ million order for SO planes, hou^:Je8s. Bulletins mlinohalrc as it is to aay he has Nasser met for the first tjfhe to Typical west-bound flights; New ,^200, ” qpid the voluble onedlme Chicago, Maich 13 The na- fore Nixon arrived, reportedly will be the first domestic airline from the AP 'Wire* dtacuas the Gaza ertsia. tension was easfd somewhat by l^lon is losing the war on traffltf with an urgent request for the to receive the new plane, In Feb, York to.Lo.s Angeles, .l”u hours truck driver in answering questions a statement'from an Egj-ptlsn of; Bunche talked for an'^hour and aceidents, aâfety authority said emperlor to visit Calt'o. Nasspr ruary 1959. against 8 hours 35 minutes; New about hla financial atatus aa head a half with Nasser; then • told ficial that the Cairo government of the nation’B largeat la ^ r uniom today, *pd he suggested that the view* the 'Vice Prcsldcn.t's African Different model.? of the TOf will York to Chicago .hours com newsmen- the U.k. Emergency ■has. no. plank fhc tbe present to pared with - 3 nburs: Chicago to L O C ^ OAJl TAG D A ir a ^ 'Then, at hia firat np’wa.confer- know-how and resources of busl'i tour a* part of aconcentrated-U-S, carry different price taga ranging- : \ Force would obbperate fully with send ttoops into Gaza to back up attempt to isolate Egypt from her from $4 !4 million to $.5'i million i .,08 Angeles 314 hours against Motor Vehide Gominlaatoner ence since hla hurried flight home a civil administration. This ap ness and Indnstry may well be the the Gaza Slalp:. secret w'eapon to.win the fight. « neighbors. each. ' 7 614 hours. John J. Tynan said today a from Europe under the preaaure 6f Ben-Gurion spoke in reply to a parently meant UNEF would serve bnutrh offiM wlU be opened at Senate Investigators, he listed some "The nation has turned to busl- The American request,' accord Bell said the 707 wi]! come In deputy asking âssurance the Is as a bordeY buffer bet'Weef) Egyp ing to vfell-Informed sources, in the Manchester State Arinory of, the real estate deals that he said tian and Ijn-aell forces for the 'ne.ss and Industry for special effort three different typea, all larger raeli government Would take “all time after time when wars have cluded the right to anchor three for renewal of ear. regtatrmttons. had brought Him a tidy fortune. political and security steps” to time being. than the prototype or experimental Eclilor of Worker 'Ilie office will be open Mareii 2t He did it "diile asaertlnf that if seemed to be going against iw, ” warships at Maasawa"la peace plane that flew to Baltimore. prevent the return of an Egj equipped with "far removed’’ from the union. pull us o,ut of the 'hole.” ,190 mile^ an hbur. Pan American, ‘,4—z- "I desire not to take' the Flfthl,S; (Uontlnued on I’age Seven) Gates, barred yesterday from atomic weapons. -“It is almost Highest In HIstoisy ..... American, BKUufLfL Continental, speaking at any 6(,the city’s five a nohnal part of their equip Amendment.” ne said, ■ "but Deaths on the nation’s hlgh^^'s TWA and Qgntas Empire Airways might." If Jbe committee quesUbna “ (jantas I^| municipal colleges, scolded the_ ment,” Dulles toM a news con-’ last year were estimated at 40,' of Australiawlll start ierVice with committee as one that "would use, ferenfw at' the close of the him about personal finances. one of the highest in history, said ./ Reaidy to Testily this plane in 1959, and Air France, any means to trap people into con SEATO CoiincU of MIntotors' Jones ln a, prepared speech to the Belgian Saben'a, German L«1fthan- As 4 o union affairs, including the victions on framed-up charges." third anilnal conference. Offic'e Management Association of News Tidbits sa. Air India and Brltlah Overseas At one point, half-rising from his unity’s . purchase . Of his swank Chicago. lakeside home for $163,000, Beck Culled from AP Wire.*? •will start .'using. It in 1960. seat. Gates shouted: / PROTEST H-TESTS said ha will be ready to testify Jones, who is the Councii’a dl The second model, the 707-220, “ I hn-ve never concealed my London, JMarch IS . (A —Two y l » V rector of public information, said will be identical ^to the 120 ex vlesvs, but at this moment I am British newspapers, the Labor- A freely "the minute they tell me of being deprived of my right to voice ^ a dwe" to apppesr in Washington. that nearly twice as many Ameri cept that it will have a larger, Ite Dally Hentld and the Uberal cans have been killed In traffic Holl.i'w’ bod police report slngev more powerful Pratt and Whitney .j.V He Instated Wa record as head Dinah'Washington received box of News Chronicle, denwnded to of the uhioh .and as a financier are accidents, than in ail,•61 the couh- J7.*i engine and will Weigh 245,000 "(C'ontinjied on Rage Ten) day that Britain call oft her H- try's wars—Including the RevoIuJ chocolates containing silvers of ■ clesfl. glass which would hSve proved bomb teat scheduled for ' thia 974 Main S t But, he declared, any probing tlonaty. Kpring. fatal had she eaten them. . . .jHar- Into his ^Kwnal finahees would Jones,, asking ’’Do' we classify f "affect other people—his associates :war by the size of the toll gave old Stassen leayes for. Ixmdon and EGYFT SETS GAEA .MOVE and his ivife-and "It Is fir Ve- these figures: 604,733 dead on the talkg^which may be his swan song sa Ike’s special assistant for dis *Over 40 Inch’ *■ Cairo, Egypt, March 18 —• SUPER M.ARK ITS Plenty of FR EE PARKING moveit from ynlon affairs.' batUefletd; 1.150.000 killed on the Ao Egyptian offlclat-. said to Of his .good, fortune In real highway. , ■ ' , armament. House Ediicatlon Committee night Egypt intends to move.ita estate. Beck elaborated: “In war.",he said, “the country Gaza administriitton to the dis ‘ "I sold one tract St a profit of baa called upon business and In lK>pea„to complcte.hcnrtogs On pro Afraid^ o f Going posals for federal aid. to education puted coastal strip “ very soon," CHOICE BONELESS BRISKET NATIVE WAYBEST 8130;000. The Teamsters had noth- dustry to do the sepmlnrty impos possibly within the ne.xt two ,' ing to do with that. sible, and it has been done. a program wliich faces oppoal- days.* The ogirlal in the'Egyp- ^ P R O D U C E CORNED BEEF It seems a shBit(e that the na- -t'®" because of demands to cut fed_ 'By EDDY OILMOJRE feet' fit* you have to pay the tian Palestine Department mado CHICKEN LEGS (ConHnosd on Page SsvMteen) tton. should be rettCbUng in its era! .spending. . . Former Utah- London, March 13 (Al -A Earth.” the statement after U.N. Un- 3 battl'e against tramc. accidents Republican ^ vernor J. Bracken group of British ^rls who “ Swim suit* and un^rwear detoecreUwy Ralph Bunche talk d e p a r t m e n t when ..there ik this Ivast reservoir Lee plans tb stimsp America tn measure more lhart 40 inches ' are also a headache,” Chimed ed with PrMident Nasiwr and campaign against fejlcral Income Jn.Joy Adams (4lH-~28 38),, / of untapped safety stfimgth- around the chest have banded plainly' indjeated the U.N. sraa- Ike’s Aide Bids U.S.'' tax. ' ^ "Most of the. bras 'that fit not disputing Egypt’s right to togethei- In an effort to solve me are pink satin and strictly REG. 65e' (Continued on Pa'ge Twenty-seven)' Federal ând jury indletf 46 their growing problems. administer the Gaza area. McIntosh apples i b n ? i REG. 79e Recognize Poipiiig Fort OaropbeH. Ry.,' soldier* on 'for matrons.” - IbJ "We plan to'wrrlte fo clothes Joy said garments designed -Charges'of. defrauding government manufacifurera, and put.-, for .. COOL TOWARD NIXON 818,094 by fal-slfying pj>yroJ| ■ for. the over 40’s are for older San Francisco. March 13 (JPi — Quiz Whiz Faces ward, our troubles.” pretty w-omen with figures as gener- ‘ Hhartonm, Sndan, March. 18 I1 Red China should be recognized I epord*. . . eabWrii*eFwhp drove brunette Lee Anderson (-tlxfS.* lAI—Vico President.Nlxon.met a Into MiamVs Bi9ca.vne' Bay ^ta-otf ous around the w^lst S(|i FRESH BLUE FISH by the United Slates and admitted 87) said today. • around the chest; ^’sack-like' Inkew-arm reception today In FfLLET OF HADDOCK to the United Nations “uUlmsteljSr' Try for $256,000 frantic, rescue effort when .hd says Sudan, an .A tab neighbor of Uieod or by Hit Pttet he cannot remember If he had two Applicants for membership effects "on tja” . ' imder suitable conditions." Meyer in the “over 40 inch club ” must President Anderson re Egypt. Prime bUnlater Abdxtilah Kestnhaum. special asslst.snt to New 'York, March 18 (Al—Grand men in cab at time. RhalU, fbmkfd by Ma forelgU ' -FRESH Coroner's finding holds CHfford only pass the tape measure ; ported subjTCts other than President Eisenhower, said last prizes, on television quiz .shows test. • ■ minister, greeted Nixon In W -, are getting to ne a habit isTth Rob iE. Perrv. 30, responsible for fatal clothea came'up at the organi IC night. ' shottting of Girard J. BHz, ,29, in “X have a 40-23-86. figiire.” zational meeting—wolf w-hiat- degree beat at- ttw airport on The suitsbls conditions for rec- ert Strom. 10-year-old setchee sighed Marypey ■ Browne, or-t hi* arrival from Etitloptoj But WATERCRESS REG. 49c. whiz.' the living room of Bifz’s 'Old Lyme Tea-. for one thing. ogniUoh would be "a substantial ganizer of the. club, .‘.‘and man ! “W'e don't y really' - mind leaa than 6.060 perwma wwtebad • REG. l i t change In tha •policy of the Red, Young Rob. laiit night.Won top home last Jan. 14.. . . . Meriden Journal campaigning to tighten up ufacturers Just do not cater to them,” aald Joyce Gardiner. inipataiv'ely along the afreeta • Chinese regime, .said Keslnbsum. prize on .“The $64,000 Question” girls like me/’’ aa he drove, two nrilea In a over the CBS-'IV network - and Laws on , sale of guns , from mall “ What girl would?' But they I his beer jlist seems to go with having ' who la stopping over here on, his She -explained - that despite eSn get monotonous and at brilltant.red Rolla Royea to tha return from a month-long trip, to thereby’ became the first person- order, houses. II Kr>nb. N. H., Teachet* College that "over 40“ in the club’s times embarrassing. However, _ nepubUcaii polacc. . » . . STARKIST WHITE MEAT Australia and Hawaii. eligible, to go after the show’s flame, precisely 46-ihch b os-' newly announced grand slaip students break up demonstration we ^ k no action.- . He emphasized that hla opinions oms are also eligible for mem ■ THe ‘,‘over 40” ,m ««bers ara PREMIER 6IAV REUGN EXTRA SPECIAL! CHUNK S m E TUNA were personal. "I’m not a foreign award of $286,000. after state education commljsion- fun together. There's the sparkling clearness. . . the cheerful . By winalng 164,000, the boy cab er promises to review threatened bership. a croaa section o t British Jakaiia. Indoweiiia, .Manh U ^ I c y advUor,".he faid. ’’Unfortunately," al\e added, working girls—baafe clerks.: kesthbaurii. nariied a apeetal now start'tfteKWjmcond $*4,006 expulsion of f ■♦ 'll' ■*. V :' •■ / . r Y'v.. - ^ ,"V ■ •f\ "V ' ) ? - •: ^ A: i r ' . . ' 4 '. 'O ' 1 *-1' T ■ J . MANCIffiSTER EVENING iteRXLDrMANCl^ST^ WEDNESDAY, ^RCH 13, 19 BT •/.t- MANChV s TER 'EVENING, h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN.;%EDNESDAYr-MARCk 13, 19B7 p a q :^ s o i r e e ' PAOE TWO \ ,saLm charger but appealed to tte. high ■TV ClM ritual' meeting at 7:80 p.m. phoned bomb threat at its Pblla-j BoUmtk.. ..f. H iihroH ing made 4n. the pariah at the Siin- delphia office, saying.that a bomb jSecoj^dTalfe er- court. , ■ day morning ^rvice. Friday 1 in the church. • Refreah- TThe ' accident - occurred when iTie four parts of'the Crusade, ment8,>Ul be served; in Phelps HknPlA}fimnt was aboard a mans bound -fo r Graham's'dar jumped the espla MANSFIELD Hall following the nieeting..^ 3 6 Planes Qrpunided; Mewaik^ Delta officials at Houston Shemwbld on ■: benefit Supper ^ Ladies Aid Nets.'" pledge are: Tb Attend church every nade ■ and - rammed head-on into dundoy* and aa. many of < th*' The flat of hoateasea for the 'cof and Charlotte ordered the searthes In Y Series Dri Oordork's car.-The.doctor and O l^N FBL-S4T.-SUN. on the bCslB of, the call received ■ie Catchalls $140 a t S u p p e r Wedn^day evening aervlcee aa fee hours cofnprlsea the following: at Philadelphia; It was not deter Graham's wife died instantly, ac For Negro. College re pbsaible: to say the Crusad# pray Charlene Miller, Edith Preld, ' In Five Bomb Scares SURE THINO IS BETTER go'nfh-dealer , cording to Medical Examiner Dr. Is TeekaleelekalMli^ I B. CsIhMa • ' Esther Diman. Mickey .Fretd. Jean mined ■whether the hoax call wrne THAN .TWO FINESSES Both sldec vulaerabla ByBlamherg Hebron, March 13 (Special) er every day; to bring a non- from a man or woman. ■ ~ . Robert Keeney Jr. "TH'B' "DTAH Boltp'if, March 18 (Special)— chuyeh-goer to eftch service, and Cole, 'JanA Jones. Edith Heisler, By Arthur Shelawold \ , » . NORTH Since thla accident and several mAlNMAKBB”' BIAIMB'* - A public aupper. to be served at The Congregational Ladle# Aid Betty Batson, Walma Taylor, Mrs, N*XYorti; Mawh 13 (/P) — Flvewports, IdlewlM uM La. ‘Guarma, The airlines reported .that pas "We were In Uie tight con 4 • t 8 Society netted -about' $140 at iti to try In Lent to bring someone and at Newark, N. J. senger# accepted the delays with By EMILT SMlTh others vrtdch resulted la fatalitlee United Methodist 'Chiirch Satur to baptism or confinâtlon or C. E. Porter, Jean Kennedy Mary r i bomli aearea yerterday and last tract,” Miss Hasty assured her V K I 3 and InjUrias, a guard rail has been • PARK OPENS « PJML • .spring ■ aupper Sj^turday evening ' Bifht caused Ave major airlines ^ Another six plands were .ordered out complaint, once they were in About 30 members and friends day it' part of a dlatrict-wlde 'ef i -A- both, all within reason, according Loudon; Nancy Denoqcourt, Lota partner. "We'were Just terribly *781 installed wMcb separates the east fort to asaiat a project of Bishop in the new basement dining room to the ability of the person pledg Schora. Betty Dombrowskl. Isa m I ^ in 10 cities- in the east, out of the ah' and told to iMd at formed of the cause. unlucky to gOL'down. The' odds 4 A K 4 I I of the Maneheeter YWCA heard and west bound ti^ flc lanes. of the church. ' roiddlewest and south. No bomb their nearest airports. These The airlines said Jotpgus bomb EAST isiegmar F.'Blamberg. ir„ human JiHin Wealey .Lord. The proceeda ing, bel Hill. MrsT Harry H. Klrkhan scares have been averaging about must have been about 8 to 1 In WESST Will be uaed for• the benefit of Thebe will be another of the ' Guf«t Preacher and Mary Gray. ‘These sfrvO at was tound but some 1,0000 pas- planes set down at Phlladellîa, our favor.” •. ' , 4 K Q j 8 4 10 t T I relations .training consultant at aprliig suppers in April and ohe in Boston, Baltimore, PltUburgh, De ohe-a-month since November IfiSS Claflln Uhlveraity, a abuthern col The Rev. Howard Dunbar, rec stated' hours in connection with senjrers encountered delays of up This was cor ; V * * >788 Hlliytr College, speak on “The Roiekvttle May. These wlU help pay for t)w, eliurch services or social events. troit and Cleveland. when a United Air Lines plane was rect, as Miss lege lor Negro atudente where an, tor of Trinity ■ Church.' Newton " f to an hour. dynamited seconds after taWng off ♦ K Q » I '♦ 4 I I Human Element at Work” yester 'expaaoion project ia underway. work on the new kitclten. Trans World Airlines, operating' TWA officials swung into action Hasty played the 4 Q 8 i 4 J 10 • 7 • A business meeting'" will be held Center, Mass', wiH be guest ' Sprtika to Fellowship after an anonymous young-male from Denver. All 44 persoiu! day afternoon at the Community 'ZS&sBSSSSSSSl ' General chairman Mrs. K. F'riU preacher at tontght'a Lenten aerv The Rev. Merrell Callaway ' on a ‘*bett«-safe-than sorry” aboard were killed. John Gilbert hand. The trddble SOtTH | y . . , M anch^ter Men by the women of the Hebron / theory, had 28 jilahes searched in caller telephoned this thieat; w#s that she had (Utsa HMty>. IToBlght I# EacyulopedlA Noren has announced the aup];>er church a t’8 o’clock tonight. There ice. ' . -x,, spoke to both the Junior and Sen Always insist on SAFE OIL HEAT "There's a bomb on your plane. Graham, whose mother was on> of Hla talk was tha second in -1 win feature baked han> and liaked The. adult discussion group Will' ior Fellowship groups Sunday eve a '4-hour period after receiving a overlooked an ab- 4 A 4 3 I series sponsored by tha Public Af In Morals C a^ Olnl^lftiLt wil be discussion of details of You better get it off.” Then the the victims, was executed for the s o I u te T y stu-e Q J 10 • beana,. Reservations are being plans for future events. meet,at the rectory Friday at,7:30 ning on hli misslofl work^ in. it COSTS LESS too! - " hoax call at lU Manhattan ticket crime. ¥ A fairmCommlttee of the YWCA on Arabia. , ofAce in early afternoon. caller hung up. ^ srise Haw* w a y of playing J 10 t taken'by Mrs. J<>hn.Frickson and Receive' Lapels p.m. Dlacuaslon topic will be ♦ A I "The'Nature of Birajudiee.” An RockvUle, March 13 (Special)— Bsrt LaacMter Kale Hepbara Mrs. Miohfef Goldsnider. . first and, second Kings, Old Testa / * t Searched at New York Since no particular- plane was the hand. 4b 8 other talk will be presented on St. Peter's Episcopal Church I BeBerMOme Heat Council iac Twenty - two of the planes were singled out as the bomh target, Mias Hasty won the-first trick Weld North BaM Donald B. Keeney, 21, 85 Foeter 'THTRAINMAKER'' Mrs, W. Arnold McKinney la ,IA IK'- f members, who are t6 participate ment. Manchester Evening Herald He- I April 36 by Dr. Albert S. Burke, ' U Tecbaleelor frU Special RIDihI Set broW correspondent, iillss Susan searched at New York's two air- TWA officials took all precautions. , lockville wi.h the ace of spades. Cashed Pass 14 F*** ■ Department of Conservation, Ysje St., and Leonard D. Pierson, 19, 46 Blq> "The Orest Kss” SimOilO charge of the: kitche. -nd Mrs. in the' Crusade for Christ, received All planes were searched, includ the top clubs to get rid of a 4{>ade, Pats I ¥ Pass Myron Lee, the dining room. Sup lapel crosses to be worn as badges Members and friends of the Sir B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy. University, television S. Alton St„ Maneheeter, were Galahad grqup will attend a ape- 3-3454. ing cargo and' passengers' bag daffodils Ordi^red and flnesaed the jack of diamonds. Pass Pass Pass 'This Is Your World.” released imder $1,000 bond each per hours will be 5i30 and 6:30. in the house-to-hûse canvass be Advertise io The Herald— It Pays gage. The planes were not per West won with the qiieen of OpenlDg lead—4 ^ In his talk, obviously designed yesterday after being arrested ^ mitted to resume their flights untj^ Fof Promoticms diamonds and continued spades. I to stimulate the thinldng of hie State Police on charges of lasql^ each 'was found "clea..” Miss Hasty ruffed the third spade last diamond with dummy's king listeners and not to give them the out egrriag# invol'vlng a 14>sar- ItfeVffiSgiliTn -Rogers Officials^ American Airlines, on the bails anl drew three rounds of trumps, of hearts. This plan allows the answers, Blambefg stated at the old girl. ' of a telephoned threat received by n ie Chamber of Commerce has ending In the dummy. She then enemy to take one spade and two very hej^nlhg that hts Intention Hie alleged offense took place in A TOP (COMEDY Speak at College its Philadelphlk office, had one of ordered 4,300 daffodils for the finessed the ten of diamonds. diamonds, but no more'. was to create a series of questions the 'Box Mountain Matior area in Nomlsstles "Beet aetreii s( lbs FUEL its 2-engined Oonvair planes •Sphng Comes To Rockville'' pro Diamonds Badly Placed Daily' <)ueetton for them to answer themeelvee. V#rnon sometime ih January, po Yesr" , . ' Four representative of Rogers ^Shop Both Convenient Keith Stores Thursday Until 9 . . . For Thrilling searched as it landed here last motion'planned for March 31, 32, West won with the king of dia The bidding has been:. These questlohs. Or points, had to lice said. Bsrt Lssosster Kstksrlss Hspbers Corp. will travel to the University and 23. . South West North East do with the nature of people, how night on a Alght from Boston. A The flowers will be given to eiurly monds ahd led another spade, forc State Policeman Ludwig KO- - ’THE RAINNFAKEg ^ of Wisconsin—in Msdisow to lead woman c»ller~Bald 13 stick#—of ing South to ruff sgatnr—MisS 1 Heart Paaa 3 Clubs Pass they operate In respect to them' lodxlej of pie Stafford Springs '* VbtsVish>B ssd GeWlr an alt-day discussion tomorrow on dustomers during the promotion. 2 Diamonds Pass 2 Hearts Pass iwlves,' and Low they operate in .SiW - l:e( dynamite had been placed on ah Vincent A. Choate, executive dlrec Hasty still had to lose' another Barracks mads the arrests after "How to Negptiate.” OIL American Convalr flying from diamond, going down one trick. You, South, hold: Spade 8 respectispscl. to other people. conducting an investigation. aim . Saul . M. Silversteln, president tor of the Chaunber, said. "Nomhisted smear It best e( Boston to New York. It was unlucky to find all of Hearts A ^ J 10 9 Diamonds' A J He believes- that “beliefs can the yesr'’ ,'and MiUon E. Yeoman, personnel RANGE OIL Colored banners will decorate 10 8 Clubs A 4 2. 'What do you dOT for Delte Liners Searched store windows and counters and the diamonds badly placed, with control one’# feeling# and actions, ‘Ills nation's ceramic-tils manu JoM F errsr SsUe Lesdes ’director, will representl Rogers Three Delta Airlines planes tend to the spring atmosphere. the nine failing to drop. Can you Answer: Bid three clubs. Since I but can 'alao yield to change when factures plan to develop an annual 'THE GREAT MAN" .management, while JohriM. Lpl- see how Miss Hasty should have both partners h a v e ehO'wn|proper conditionsIttons develop.”develop."' Hk production potential of 430,000,000 I 'aelle and Bienkowski will repre; were searched last night at strength, this bid is forcing. You cited an example to show how, Newark, Houston, Tex., and made sure of her contract? equare feet by the end of this SSB.. "TOP SECBET AFFAIB’* sent labor. Loiselle and (Iheater Charlotte, N! C. The airUne re It was correct to take the three plan to indicate the singleton under proper c6ndlUoiu* a prede year. A. Bienkowski are presidenU ported it had received a tele Club Here Invited top cards In the black suits. The spade on your Way to game in termined idea can be change^ and of the International Brotherhd ' t | BOLAND next step Is to take the ace of hearta. If North haa the 'right more eaaily if the person bellev'ea of Paper Makers’ lodges at the * To Installations dlamonda and give up a diamond. cards for you, he 'wiU try for. a that he has discovered the new OIL COMPANY No matter 'what the opponents re- Siam. Idea himself and then can throw company’s plants in l&gieni and (Copyright 1957, General Fea out the old bdlef. Manchester. 369 CENTER ST. Charge M etiers at Manchester Em' turn. South plans to ]dve up an About 60 American industrial Your other diamond and then ruff her tures Oorp.) Speaking of the visible and Tei. 3-6320 blem Club, No. 251, have received audible aspects pt human behavior, relation#', specialists are expected / Ml PreecrIpMoaa to attend the session, one of a Here .inSltaUona to attend functions at' on which judgment of others ii 24-Hour Burner Service most often based, against jhs in' series of labor relations confer three other Emblem Clubs in the Roc}cville 'Visible and inaudible elements, one ences held periodically at the uni I'ur .’'1^**1 I'.iiriii r S m ii'- Oiil> PINE PHARMACY State in the near future. . of which U belief, Blamberg ukged versity. ’■ 6M Center »-»8l4 hla hearers to go further and at These conferances are sponsored P=4g*^ , Any membeii of the k><»l club C'uaL; ?a - CaU Ml 9-2429 or Ml 3-4845 planning to attend any of the fol tempt to see what another human by the univ’ersity's .' Industrial lowing affairs should contact Mrs. Town \rove being is like underneath. A charaC' "Video Everyday" Management Institute in coopera Monica Thompson, corresponding |terlatic way In which people think tion with the Wisconsin Manufac-; secretary. . ' . is to make an assumption and thrti turerS:-Vssn. to proceed 'em that assumption Rogers Corp, has attracted con Rockville Blmblem diib. No, 6, Inequities Committee without ever changing it. Just has extended an Invitation to the knoVring that this is a characteris siderable national attention with local club to attend Its dletrict tic way of doing things is an im- a ' program of monthly labor- deputynlght March 20 at the Elke Rockvine, March 13 (Special) chosen by the Selectmen, he said, provemsnt in itself, he said. mtmagement meetings. Jhe firm Ever wonder what a mah put» Lodge in Rockville* A' large dele' who could find out if those chosen In conclusion, he stated that "We produces non-metallic specialty Connecticut), string, a short,ifiece About 60 voters a t a special Town YOU CAN materials for industry. into the glove compartment of hia of rope, a small ratchet ^ screw gation is planning to attend. Meeting last night ' unanimously would be willing to serve. "They understand othera better if we first car and then promptly Mrgets ? An Invitatldh has been received can do it on a personal basis understand' ourselves. This knowl ALWAYS DEPEND driver, more nuts and bolts and a from New London Emblem Club, authorised the Selectnien to ap whereas we cannot,” Lavltt said, edge will have Increasingly useful At the risk of being arrested for; chewed cigar stub. No. 116, to attend its initallation point an Inequities Committee. referring to Fay's argument that results as long as we operate as ON Deaths Last Night suspiciort of car theft, burglary,; Have you checked your glove The Committee will be appoint the committee should be sleeted human beings.”’ trespassing on' private property; compartment lately 7 , of o.fficers on Sunda , March 24, at ed according to a plan submitted ^tiinek III 2 p.m. at the Ocean Beach auditor at the town meeting. , s s * By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS breach of peace and reatstlhg ar ium. A cocktail party and dinner by Seymour E. Lavltt,. member of Discussion on the variances |>s ELECTRONICS New York—Josephine I ^ I , 71. rest, a 'Herald "snooper,” checked the, former Inequities ■ Committee tween the two resolutions came to N effllC E C llC lB stage and- screen star wh6se last .Frozen, Food Sales Soar will follow the ceremoniea. Reser' and a strong supporter of the pro CoUllt out a few glove compartments vations close Saturday. an end when Atty Leo B. Flsherty T B _ » i J _ LABORATORIES *STANEK Broadway appearance Was in 1954 during tHe week and this is what fessional study which that com Jr. moved for a vote on the ques ■ Chicago ^Retail frozen-food New Haven Emblem Club, No Nolled by Court In "The Solid Gold Pkdlilac," win- he found. ' s^les have- multiplied 25 times mittee recommended. tion. La-vitt's amendment received SERVICE — nerîn 1951 of Hollywood’s Oscar As seen in the top photo, this 47, home club of Siipfeme Presl The Committee will be com only two negative votes fnd the 277 BROAD as the best supporting actress of in the past 19 years. The busi dent Mrs. Louise Shea, has in'vlted glove compartment reveals a pack ness amoun^d to *$68,000,000 in OR — posed of six persons, as follows: amended resolution passed unani the year in the movie version of of playing cards, four pairs of sun local club members to attend , its one from the Board of Selectmen, mously. The two other items oh the I which arose from a May 6, RADIO T F I E V I S I 0 N "Harvey'*” died Tuesday. Miss Hull 1938. In 1936 it hit 1.7 billion Installation March 30 at the West glasses, a bottle of mouthwash, a dollars, a gain of $250,000^.1)00 one from, the Board of Fire Com- call were approved by the 'voters, double fatality on Rt. (Nee Sherwood) was born in New- bottle opener, six pencils, a-bottle JbMrioi Haven Elks Club, Main St., West mlasionera of the Vernon Fire Dis Tamarack Lsne was accepted as nolled in Hartford Count tonviUe, near Boston,.and was the over the year before. Haven, at 8- p.m. Reservations for of aspirin tablets, assorted love let trict, one from the Common Coun a town road, and the Selectmen rior Court Feb. 28. / widow of Shelley Hull, elder ters. two scratch pacts, a wind the buffet supper close March 23 cil, one whose residence Is in the were authorized to enter into ■ an Chules Graham, 60, Providence, • SEPTIC TANKS brother of Actor Henry Hull. CuiQises city, one whose residence Is in the agreement with the State Highway R. I., was charged with negligent Kansas City — . Tfie Rt. Rev. shield Scraper, two 'key chains town, and one,whose residence is Commissioner regarding ..State Aid homicide after a head-on colllaion Installation and Repair Magr. Davi(LF,' Montane, 42. Kan (one of them broken), a screw other than that of the selectman to roads. near the Ekut Hamord town line SpeclalUta driver and Assorted nuts, bolts and FREE * sas City diocesan director of the broken cigarettes. The car regis Wf DO EXPERT chosen. The sixth member would The meeting adjourned at 8:48 Which killed hla wife, Margarita, • SEWERS CLEANED Catholic Welfare Bureau since necessarily be from the city a# P'd*-’ land Dr. BenjAmin Cordora, 35, and INSTALLED ' 1049, died Tuesday. He was bom tration was not to be found. t DELIVERY ali selectmen live In' rural Vernon. Holbrook, Mm . Graham was also In the compartment, seen in the PIANO TUNINO • CELLARS DRAINED In' Portland, Maine. . - ' bottom photo are two dish towels, DANISH CONTEMPORARY . The Committee will. thus con- _ , ... 1 Injured In the crash. Lmdngton— Ky., Neville Dunn, ■Isi oC three members from the K o ckV lU e I Grahana/wss found .guilty in TOWN and COUNTRY 62, president of the Thoroughbred paper towels and tissues, a ruler, ^rlhur Druj Stores^ KEMP'S, Inc. city and three from the fire dis M anche^r Town Court on the FURNITURE TOPS Record Co. and Thoroughbred a spoon, several maps (none of 768 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-0680 trict. A vacancy on the committee' / ' * ■ . DRAINAGE CO. Breeder, former sports editor of THREE^ PIECE BEDROOM will be filled by a person from the Council Considers PHOIOE m 9-4148 J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. the Lexington Herald and at one same category as the person he 81 BISSELL ST.—MI 9-7822 time with the Lexington Leadel-. \ replaces. . hmumminccs • » 1 ChsSBtl 8 M*» BsTra, Cobb. died Tuesday. He was born ih The stunninfr new “Copenhagen” ensemble, with all the lightne.s.s and grace of the best in Seandinavian Lavltt's plan was approved in Chssael IS Bsrtford, Cobb. (lau) OIABT BTEB MaysYille, Ky. ChaBBcl K SpriBrflold, Mbm. - (II) GBKATE8T DBAXA design! Three Pieces, Double Dresser with plate glass Mirror, Chest of Drawers and Bookcase Heaclhoard whole as an amendment to a. res Rock-ville, March 13 (Speclal)- ChBBBOl te BrilalB, &IBBV (U) XAVIEB Cl’GAT (Color) Toronto — Joseph' Lister Rut olution of Jeremiah Fay, which A committee from the Cemmqil i U M . ChsoBOl U WBlerboty. Cobb. 7:« (H-M) NEWS ledge, 72, author and former editor Bed, in deep, warm Danish Walnut with Oak interiors* center draw;er guides, dustproof construction. A had been offered first. The action St a t i ChBnBol U Holyoke. .Mbm. 8:M (ia«) SO 8TAFFOBD SHOW— of National Canadian Magazines, Council met with the Selectmen | 1 i P hartfordI i GbpiI; Jaya P. HarzaB, Bill thrilling Kekfi^lue... plan to see it. ' x . was a technical one which had the last night to discuss, the of/er of Hayn. Qay Baymoad, died Tuesday. He was born in Ever Ruined Your Drees? effect of accepting Lavitt'e and re MIrharl DonuBlce aad The Winnipeg.- LaPoints Industries Inc. to 'tu rn flpellbladeri • \ liberal KEITH BUDGET TERMS . . OPEN AN ACCOUNT jecting Fay's. ; over its office building in lieu of | MAJOR (H> TBA Chicago—Isaac A. 'Smoot. 76, The resolution of Fay, .seconded taxes. ' [wyiousitywi S:M ( S) NAVY LOO postmaster.of Salt Lake-City from by Earl Campbell, would prohibit “War o( the Whaleboa(t” 1933 to 1950, '■former speaker of political office holders from mem- Siifce the selectmen had refused | (N) FATHER KNOB'S BEST the Utfh House or Kvpivkvnta- the offer the pre.vioui night, at APPLIANCES ^ "Bad Bay* A Car” berahlp on the committee, and (U) TV PLAYHOUSE ttves. And president of the North HI-FORTUNITTI would, as Lavltt's. have three tention focused, ‘on- the use of >:M ( SAS) OZZIE AND HABBIET ern StAtes Mission of the Church Peefleks Mill by pie city for of- "The Jet rtlet" members each from the fire dis (U) THE MlLLIONAnS of.Jesus Christ of the Latter Day trict and the city. However, he, j_fice space. The/committee will | "The'Story ol Jlmiay Saints (Mormons )^ died Tuesday. sought to have the committee get fi^gures oh pie cost of making DISCOUNTS Bellly" KansiM City—Charles D. Neth- the Peerless Mill (II-MI TV THEATEB-(Colar) OPENING elected at the town meeting. suitable for its| "ColUeloa" away, 43, manager of the United IxTritt argued that the.commit use. _ ^ (M) CODNT OF MONTB CBIBTO Press bureau in Kansas City, who tee's function should be primarily 8;N ( an> TV TBEATEB began his newApaper career with' THURSDAY "Fate Trarele East” of a business nature, thqt is to let (IBM) I’VE CHIT A 8ECBBT the Terran, Tex., Tribune, died the job and to supervise 'it, but NORMAN’S U;M ( 8-»At). BOXING > Tuesday. not to Influence the professional Band Entertains 448 Hartfboni Bead Spider Webb aad Baady Saady. IS rd. jniddlewelzht study group. TOL Ml 8-ISM boat Refugee# in Demftid Campui leaders The Committee would be best /A t PTA Meeting] (UA8I T.V. HODB Manchester's newest "The Beltle Imp” ' acclaimed FORTUNA'S S:M « *1 MY U U ntB MABUIB . New York—Hungarian -refugees The Salvation Army Band, under lt;W.. ('*•* S) ‘'"NEWS 's "* BEPOBTEB Dkb AND coming to the'United States are store for women. the direction of C. Peter Carlson,' <»Ie> HATl^^B*raXATBB WEATBEB "HI-FORfUNEnE." - iCalar) __ (M) LO.VB WOLF proving a boon to tlje United ILEG ktCIRATIONS bandmaster, played to an audience |:M «U-M) BOB OBOSBT<* 14:45 (J) WORLD’S BEST XOVIB8 States metalworking industry, ac They Jovad the cool Ikzema — AbMeiMS — Cut# of parents.and invlted'Chlldren at ( S) BANDSTABD ^ z (II) THE JUNGLE cording to the publication; Ameri Sl45 (H> VAUAHTIADT U:M (1844) NEWS nylon power net, , . ' TRY^-^ the meeting of the Hollister PTA 4iN (U) BBIQBTKB DAT can Machinist. Nearly 90 per cent Isst night. ' , , (tMi) aoBBit Bob iA DAT (ID FINALEDmON BELAROPEOL O I N ls a s ^ <«> OUT WB8T (55) DANOEBOUS A88IONXENT .of the men who arrive at ‘Camp tha potented double lip I l l MAIN ST. 4 oz. $8.00—12 oz. $6J)0 The meeting was voted by all as -4:U 8BUBBT 8TOBX 11:14 (18-1144) WEATHEB Kilmer, N. J.. are young, aingle,: MANCilESTEB ARTHUR DRUG CO. the best program of the year. The 4;M (U) EDOB OF BIGHT , 11:15 (15) MILUON DOLLAB HOVIE ai\d technically, trained in some elostic garter holds, the WESTOWN PHARMACY bSnd^waa secured through Major RIFTERS 4 i4* iSBM) JSODEBB BOMABCES (H-30) TONIGHT - brilnch of heavy industry. They SiSS < S) HIOBBk HOUSE ULDB ll)N-(55) NEWS AND FBEVBES flexible contour crotch. John Piqkup, who is ,in charge of MiJ4 ( k) NEWS arc being eagerly sought by manu NewARIW wHh PBrrtop* - Salvation iiiray .work in Manches facturers. some of whom even send They adored the comfort, ter. i W j l r planes or buses for them. Bandmaster (jdrlaqn explained .LeadiBg Florists the control and the the use .of the variotu brsdu-instru Stops Perspiration îns tei Qdor BUTTON BACK, (M> 8P8IB Tourist Get <^9 ments that make- up the A,, (fit U nX E BASCAU - • . tf ’ DRAMAnC STCAMBATH TEST SHOWS HOW complete freOdom in thk . ‘ satin y ■election of marches was akHTparf SM I J) BTAOK 'S . PARK HILL of the program. (Ml BABtV SHOW Parle-:^The French Minister of famous foundation. . .B ™®4TBB nowIrSliop Tourism reports that adequate Lounge Chair A nominating committee ■was SiM i t> 8FOBT8 r Iq white, pink, block. elected tOsbring in the new slate of gasoline U available for touriata — ------THÂNSWBB Howtn ly-WIra In France despite the fuel ehprt- offtcen foKUio coming year. SlU ( A> Deep, relaxing comfort, in a-bigrman’s size Sixes tmoll, medibnt. large. Mrs. Thelhiia IVoodbridge't and 1 TODAY age brought on by the. Suez Canal Chair with button back, deep coil spring con Miss Esther Anderson'S third and TH6 r#! irnlKo M l 3-5103 erial#. Americana. driving their struction., Carefully, upholstered' in better iBORA URGE. (M) 7 o*B8T ■THEFITTIWS'S fars^thse-wsll Ta* (55) 4----- THIWDAY, MARCH U mum of lOO galloiii for the jour served In tha cafet>la, followed | ney. This provides fuel* for aix^f THE TH IN S" the meeting. KING CUR1I5 l2;tC ( 4) NEWS f10.9B io $13.99 (14) VAUANT LADY ' 3,000 milel.of driving in a EYencK ARRID Wlth’ PffifltQP* W93 ... the waa drippini with WE'LL CARPET YOUR LIVING ROOM (II-S4) TICK TAK DOCOB 'car. , 'rubbed into tbit womtn't p«rapiration”>but ARRID ^ 1 <56) .MIO-DAV XOVJE fxthM d. Thtn. ah# w m put <» - ■U:16 <8-U) ^ ' E OF U F B k9pt bfr ibrahtad diy. ARRID T:M Ml 11:44 ( S -U )^1A B C H FOR TOHOB- I int.o • •ttsm b ath at 'I0 4 \ will do tha aaifaa for your ^ WITH_HE'AVY ALL WOOL WBD., THITBR, Fiftoon minutai latar... undararms, too. NOW m . 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Evenings Until 9, • Brown STAR _ (U) MOODS IN MUSIO hawltii famous for (luality . . . available in choice, of Pewter Gray, Vista Green, ' Closed Mondays. Keith’s East Ifartford Open-Daily From Aren’t you glad to tiave this wonderful service so nw r SEAT COVER COMPANY ti U (54) GABBY MOOBB Palisa^Beige.'Aqua,-Sandalwood or Parchment Beige.... . in heavy grade All 10 A. .M. uiitli 9 P. M., Cloae Saturdays At 6. YouTl En Juat nib ARRIDii0”rhib nor* ARRID witb Poratop*, ui*d W()ol Broadioom to make your roojns; look their best, . joy Shopping At Friendly lêith'a. „ ^ i your home? i . , ' ■ * MltcheU 9-5405 V EBNIB S lration and.odor out. whoti 'dioilYt k aip a your clo tb ta IN W. Middle Tpke., Msin*. FOBD’S 8 BOW a croam vaniaboa pou know I aafe, from u fly '^replratioa Come—be the first m your neighborhood to enjoy the litt (U4I) BOimBMaTT 3Tou*ra aafo, avon ia hot, ataina# kaopa yourundsrarma. , Vitality S h b d s THEIUiMAKER OPENING 6tufly rooms. dry, aolt and awaojL advantage's at Mrs. Gilmer’s. ’ Visit Our Rug Dept. famous for Fashion Fit mEa(l)ffiI'U0!IlMIGES: 'THURSDAY . EUlOlSUaMDIIllipiE MANCHESTER a A R ^ D Yon’D Find Many Of The .New^t In “ ' ■ -I!)’ -■• ■ . ■ ■ ' Ruga And Broadloo'm In Our Com sbm ■ M as want« SB Bw wt aw WWTOF' plete Department . . Finer Floor TICHNCOUX* MOTOR SALES •1- ■ v'-' Coveriiig Available ,On Easily Ar- PLUS: ONE BAY AFTER A MILUON YEARS . . «*YOCR OLMMOaiLB DEALER” Manchester’s newest ^raaged Budget Tenna. Keith Furnitssre 512 WEST CENTER STREET Mrs. Glazier • Massac, tsann an 9-4427 far women. r-r FREE PARKING 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. -A , • Ua# Our Own lh>rklng Lots Adjaaeut. 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^ MANGHESTERrEVENINa H^RAU), MANCHEST^. CQSN., WEDJffiSDAY, ÂRCH 13;,19Sr PAGE -U- 7 ■rfi TTiiftiiii^ ..-a lip to 300 degrees While/malntatn8 4,612^ Four# Deuces, 4,606; Joel's r ■-■■',{ ■ . at preaeiit and that both parent lian, sdso of t^ a to.wn. 'fliere are H q l . jj:v.-.p.. i . iiig. the extremely close toleranees, Barbey ShO]i 4,682: Diamond B a r edti ^ r g d i i t z e d -r-rv?*'- Bi|d /teacher - should - be prepared, H gniiKlciiiUnm and 8 gp*at- Mil 4.63d* Wififlul Clippefa, 4,Rti; Bohoti for the personal conference In grasodindreft. 7. required of equipment fbr high 'ormance aircraft. Develop- MarichiesUr Trust. 4,805: Oliva’s :V.- Tri^ Monday on Order to obtain the greatest-value . Tow* Meettag Ret H ydraulic Esso,' 4.498; .p atten ’s, Builders: By Manchester Bar Assn m them. th . group also felt A apecial towiq meeting will be testlng at fluid temperatures OutstandiiigCliildreH’s Books annual achievement tests were held tonight ’ at the Community degrees is now in progrcaa 4,461: Anderson Painters. 4,453: She Kiieaded Dough -V Palieiit Deaths S A hydraulic pump capable of op lew pump. Installed on ealA Woody’g Wonders, 4,4511 Vlfchl’s R the he^t objetlve meeure of progI ^ l at ■ 8 'o'clock. ,Recommenda- erating/'' at high temperatures Is any woirid-be p ro^rty owner-y In ah, the Miinchester bureau ress of individual students. Uong of tne Board of Finance on >f . the''<Ûttler’8;’ four engines, and TV, 4.438. ' , , l-.“ London, March 13 (fflV-Dr. John imerestei in the! ej. Mmpllcatlons I lists 17 topics. They Include:.,, Will E :!^ ib it e 3 at Meeting of P T A increakw of town officials’ salaries while providing the needed -anx- provides power for operating eie- Elk# No. 18^ . 4,437; 9art»n Start Business Bodkin Adama, accused of drug^ involved in the joint ownership of [the State Draw Your Will; Your The group oiscussing whether to lliary power to ‘'control aupectonic voria, rudder and flaps, and for util ReaUurapt, 4,434; Petersen’s MUk- continue as a PTA. or PTO decided wrllt be tnOvChief iêm of business. . glttg rich elderly patierita to death property? Or is he puzzled b y ’ Probate Court; Joint Ownership, Drill MeetiBg ptaaned aircraft has been placed in produc- ity. functions such aa raiding and meA 4,410: State Shoe Repair. to benefit from thei.' wills, goes on Connecticut’s zoning iMt’s? | of Property : Everyda.v Commer-1 Jlsrth 18 (SpeciSl)-^»'devrtop, nstural skills. Clifford Shy conclusions should be ■ post Uon by Hairiilton Standardi Four lowering landing gear Wd oper 4,364: Capitol Equipment. 4,339: Horwalk (>P)—Mrs.drs. / /'hlafgaret Margaret r poned until resources .svsUable The Fire Department will hold mother was content to alt In a -trial next Monday In London’s Old Is'any businessmen wonderlng'rial ’Transactions - Rwd Before- ,t ^ area; that rubber and paying dues to PTA. row night to discuss fSlary pro- In Elks Tourney .’■IStart yprir o\vn business," she. a new-estate the family has bought old widow. The prosecution ha. deferid in court an admitted 1 business meeting^' I^ a la for next achoof year. Mem Hve.rs up to 33 gallons of ,hydrau- tays. ■■ in Ireland,' and help employes with also Charged him with,causing the Mrs. Elinof .Bentl school li-; qiioits'be available and a recoft^, , Hprold Dwryler reported on the Ud -fluid a minute to the hydraulic •’Women, ought to have more deaths of two other patients. "*''**^ w . ‘ Commercial - and Civil Matters: to an ex- player for each three classrooms. discussiopôf closer cooMration bers 6f the Board of Finance have system at pressures up to 3,000 their personal probleriia. brsrlan, called attentli been. Invited to attend the-seeslon. The 4XXXX team.' vriUt. 4.M2 courage about going into business . .She feels any middle-aged wom Adams stood in the dock of the These are .some of the subjects ; your Home — The Moat Impor- rfill^ren’s Specific mention was also made of between ft'A-school and school pounds per square inch. When op g e n e r a l 'or'themselves. A woman is .under famed criminal court to hear the that members of a »P«kers i yp„r Llfq: Cor- -last record albums for rhythmics; folk board. Pleasure was expressed at erating at its full speed of 4,00Ct, points,, has a 43-point lead -In the an with Ihltlative can make a suc Manchester Evening Herald Bol Elks Setback Tournament with particular handicap. In 'sojne' cess in buslries.s today. application for trial. H e.w ori.a bureau of the Manchester Bar ^ poration Versus Partnership year. The collection which iis^-n- and square dancing. the Interesg of teachers and- Ihelr revblutionisr per minute, it delivers elds—the food field in particular blue suit'ami white stiff collar and Assn, are' prepared ti discuss. What Is the Beat Form of,- Busi ed by -the State is being' exhioH^ The discussion on television was support of the program. It was ton correspondent, Dogl^ . 8L approximately 60 horsepower. Iwu’weeks of play remaining. TV SERVICt "It .is' perhaps a mistake for Creation of the bureau was an D’ltalla. teleiihone Blltehell 8-5548. , . ’ —she has a diatlngt advantage.”,. mother will.'very young children bowed to the judge. i *■- ness for You; Domestic .Relations : for the benefit of parents, teache reported by Mrs. William Clark, also, felt that a- member 'Of the Special materials and surface In second place la The Heights, Days M AT A Call The trial had been postponed nounced yesterday by -Atty. A Discussion of Marriage. Fam rohlems listed were ikte bedtimes, PTa should be present at each s us V / ■ ,, Mrs. Rudkin, now one of the to try .tb'combine a career and mar- and children'throughout the State treatments wete developed by with 4,619 points. Nights ■92 9 9 fI Parts , nation’s best known businesswom previously at the, request, of the k:vlng Aronsoif, who will serve as ily , and Divorce Law, A1 Oray, Tolland County 4-H schedules .Slid .neglect of meeting of the'Board of Eijucatlon Relief Maps Plaalic Hamilton Standard - to enable the Other, teams and their, scores riupe—unless she is an exceptional TEL. MI 8-8482 Read Herald Advs. en, became a auccesa because 20 person and^has a cooperative hus doctor’s attorney. Its director. He said the bureau 2k)nlng Laws In (^hnecticut: Tlie [ club agent, explained, 4-H club 1 work. Some complaints were since scllons of the Board concern pump to operate at temperatures are: Manchester Evening Herald, will furnish splakers, free of Law as a Career; Naturalization on the predominance of each member as a parent, aa a . years' ago she kneaded some band,’'" she” said, "But often, 1 Adams is accused of poisoning woflc, the aims of the profiram and also •Providence, R. 1.— A new use dough—and kept kneading more Mrs. Eklith Morrell in 1950 for a clarge, to any -local or area or Laws of the United States and the how U operates. Jia^pointed put-Ajeome es of programs of ques- teacher and M a taxpayer. has been found for rigid vinyl, a think, it is i mistake for a mldr legacy. Her t.dy' was cremated ganization.' , Problem.^ Relating Thereto: Cen-1 /Reeds’ Rale tladenây and more of it. , dIe-aged woman not t o ’go- into la an educational pi-ogram support-; tionable plastic fast growing In popllar- • • Doing - the unexpected has been ahd the ashes scattered over the He added tluit virtually every .sprshlp — the Freedoms Versus ed by taxes through the U,S. De-. On yie'credit side it was conced- The Student Council of Grades Ity. It is being used for vacuum- -business for herself. law'yer m town hks agreed,to serve the Police Power; Capital Puni.sh- 3 to 5 at the local school has under characteristic of her all her life. "She will find the qualities English Channel. partment of Agriculture," the land-ieH, discipline.. The group agreed w^h The couple was married March •. instead, after studying journal a housewife? No, -I don’t think 1902, at New Bedford. Mass., and areas la' that they get, on the ism and finance at Columbia Uni homemaking,club leader, spoke oij'a national commentator that ii average, 20 Inches of rainfall or j \ f4i MAIN STREET ST. JAMES BLOCK so. It takes a bit of doing, but as TTie -50-.10 Club of St. Marj-’s publicity, Gladyce and Ed Sauter, anp Herb Tyler; and chorus direc- ave been residents of this town versity, she wpund up in Wall the old Irish saying goes, 'God i ■ the projects carried out by local | many respecta, Americans - have less each year. If much of this i ' - ■ ■ 'S ... Church again plans to present Helen and Ben Bayer, Anne and Itrs, Herb Kingsbury and Lucille girls. Plans ta establish an agricul profKpd enormously ..from tele- »> ,ce 1940. , Street, selling stocks and bonds. broadens tlie baclf to bear the ey have three sons, Carlton did not fall during the growing ; Then a atockbroker, Henry Rudkin, Its annual shoav this year on Frl- Jin Herdic, Jim Marshall and Ar- Covey. tural club for boys or girls were vision. season, from April to July, thell b. rden.’ Certainly in the last 20 day and Saturday evenings, May leen Kilby; stage lighting, Randy The show will again he directed announced by Clifford Massey, at Mrs. Gasprin Morra reported on j and worge. East Hartford; Mil- Sold her.on ânother proposition—; years he’s broadened mine." j ton, B ôii. and a daughter. Lil Plains would be true desert.. I o n s a l e t h u b s d a y . F r i d a y & S a t u r d a y marriage. ■ iC and 11. Brown, Nell Lawrence, John Pea by Olive Recave, with Russ Pot- I ti whoair home a meeting will be held the dlscusalôf the hot Itin'ch pro------r-—:------:-- -■ . General chairmen for this year’s body, Brad Huddle.Hon and Al lerton on the piano. l i March 23 at 2 p.m. gram at the school and emphasised j In, 1937 Wfra. Rudkin, by then Christensen; wardrobe..^ Barbara that its problemVMul' not-be re Installed in .a big stone manor reriew are Marion and Him lOngs- Conclualoha of the dlscuasion bury, who have named the follow Potterton, Mary Trybal "and Har The average motorist in the Uni group on discipline were reassuring solved In a short ilnie. The ques house on a 300-acre estate liear Byrd Burial Set tion of why the Boara of Educa UVa^xeefiClêHx:^ DRUG STORE ing committees: Trea.surers, Bar riet Collins; music, Rii.ss Potter- ted States drives about 7,800 mllOs since it was admitted discipline IT ^ e n like the things they buy at here, had become just aogther in bara and Lep Kasel; tickets and ton, Tom Rollason,' Lou Lawrence in a year often depended upon "how you feel tion doesn’t give the program the legion of suburban housewives, . In U.S. Cemetery• a t . the moinent." Parents wgte more support drew the re ^ thst busy,.caring for her husband and' urged to rely on their common the Board'feels the program snoilld three sons. Her business -career Boston, March 13 Roll and butter. \ >

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_____ t, T A d Z ^ ...... <- ' - ■' , time may be required to overcome 'Vorplanck, Manchmter’a dean VitirPCttSt R o c k v i l l e Workw;*’ , »h« .'“i* part, of a a M&tpd worker, studying he^th adu^tlon a i a beUted iTth Wrth- t^XWnaea urtit.uav v''- • ^ ' Nixon, Selassie State Teacher Group8,Offer team to hdp boya and klrla td Und an»6or recprdi tnd.^hrtmgh IHe difneulty, but 01* wprk ia *30’ ■t ■ ~ f f 1 ({«<, the moat from their acnoot ax- urivate. Conffentlak''' conferences day present. tremely rewardliig and a well-ad-' Cbnnectlcut--Temi»eraturea .will B v M i s s H o U * W f t n j perience and to look toward a fu- with tha teacher,'both parenu and . The history covered. Manches Eâeml IJnit E x ^ TwoSitfvivW^Benefid the child Involved the problem can justed, happy child is the beat in ter’s i^ w th from the .time of average 8 or 10 degr«!'ea-above nor tiirO happy and Biicce.ssful school surance for future aucc^ful adult- life .aif their education '• probe solved with very, satisfying re- Thomas Hooker,- and also credited mal. The normal mean at Bradley . "School '.Bocial ■ work' is a co- behavior.” • . the Cheney family for acme of Hartford. March 13- (Av-Two»'Clal security law. gressfes.’" -i' / suits tor ali.’' ■ , Field la 37, ranging from a hi'gh Ft’oin Sewerage Filtration Aid Aid for Bases retatlon- "With young children,’.’ Miss Prec'«ding Id.laa Hoffman’s .talk, their many 'dontributipns to the Connecticut, teachers’ groups pro-; The federation says it haa.be- operatinjf. pafticipattriis "Symptoms of. unhappiness dis- pupils from bira. Andrew Peter poaed to . the General Assembly 1 tween 2.600 and 3,000 members. , teachera, plaved by children kf 'achool, such Hoffman aald.” o playing gamea town. of 47 to a low of 27. Warmef- ! ship -With principals, sen's sixth grade gave a lantern Rockvllle, March 13 (Special)— b«torfc Aug. 1 and w;llf not bacbme (Continued from Page One)- yesterday aeparate plans to pro-( The chief criticism of the CEA ' stated Mias M nldeness. lack-df■ ■ -oTln Interest, over- with them often brinjta to light TTiuây but becomlng.cooleâte I parents and children ' slide ' lecture on the History of Mrs. Petersen’# ’room won the Thia town has been excluded from->13 year# old'before that date. ' —— —. ■ _ * vide benefits for teachers’ sur-! bill was that the State would be Beth Hoffman, ManchesterU. ele anxiety, felgnirig of lilhesa, and their d*dp-footed feelings, and attendance banner, and the eve Friday and Saturday, and ^then (o the southern Israeli port of through- this companionable., rela Manchester. The drawings ahowm federal aid on sewerage filtra Boys must register In order to'par vlvors „ I roqufred to pay survivorship ben- j mentary school social worker last playing KopKy.-are often, carried ning cloeed with cake and coffee in warmer Sunday. Rain is likely Eilat—:ia an international water ' Each disagreed with the other’i eflts when .Uie teacher's contri ' ddult life with unpleasant tionship the child la drawn to ex and the oral presentations were all tion because It hks no debt anti its ticipate 4h this year's prognami'.t -1 TTia Z i r r mnV. •asiiv available' « ' ’*hing. She spoke to a lai K< a ^ '" jO''*r Inâdul the original work of the children the cefetcria. Thursday night and Friday and Tryouta-.are achadule4.at Henry pian but both agreed at a hearing! button to_ the survivorship fund la | (OMrttned from Page One) corrected early." press himself and is made, recep again Sunday or Monday with to need is nob conaldered urgent for way open to ‘all shlpa Egypt con done as a class project. . a plant, it was announced today Park April 14. . ' of the public personnel committee: exhausted. . members. any times the cause of the tive to helpful advice.' , tal amounta tends the Strait of Tiran at the Fikina Who sava ha is tafklng storage room "rovered with dust.” •’With older children, a longer This ■was dedicated to Fred A. Life of an adult fly is M d»ya. by eorp. Coun.sel Harry Hammer. Raster Seal Campaign entrance to the gulf is Egyptian such benefits are necessary to Russell O. Hooker, consulting "The ' elementary ' school social Ibehavior can be quickly located by make the teaching profession morel *cto«ry for the U E A ,, testified l * S ^ h e V r t s -double croasei^- He said he f o l l o w e ^ line re- Fotir other cltie.s requests have Six leading Klwanlans .will play territorial water and barred Is been approved for use of Slate 1 key roles in the 1957 Easter seat raeli-bound shipping from it, as attractive, eipeclally'to men. 1 howCver, that t h e ^ A plan would em. funds allocatedvfor towns ' with campaign as sub-commltte* chslr- she. does from- the Suez Canal, un Wants Social Security ' ■ ibe state $1,500 for the 1957- > The Connecticut Federation of -'S ^**"* Y**'' »" sew>rage problem^ and this w ill' ibe 5-week appeal In this til Israel occupied (.he Sinai Des . S e e d ’s tri.l'MiJih ert. In her lightning invasion last Teachers (CFT), ah affiliate of the »«9.000 • y***- » y«»rs, or; D*^C attor” indictment charging vioiaUon of '’ ®MfyorÔ*8on"âW city | Dolson general chair fan. Connecticut Federation of L a ^ r. »bout three-tentha of one per cent. x s a. A f f a i r for ‘ke federal vfiretap law in connec-)| There has been considerable wants those beffEtflts to’come from of the te«hers toUl payroll. ney, ***®**. tlon with some of t(ie recordings, Jbe* r>\ant H*e th^'':fedei“ia ^ *^*daTM m m lttees"f“ plan- apeculation that the United States federal Social Security. Henry Becker of the (TFT said ayde Crosby, T*dni«er8 Union Meanwhile. McOellan replied to the p l^ t. He promotlong the campaign the CEA bill was "a masquerade .I Oregon boaa, during Crorty a teau- ^ genate speech made by • Sen. would force a showdown by tiy- . T h e Connecticut Education Assn. ((TEA), which rladms ;15,0(X) of Social Security.',' i' mony Friday, imd*yeaterday. Morse (D-Orei calling for "baalc ing to tend ships through the gulf -‘e u l $18,000 for plans it provided through Esster Sunday, April 21. members, wants the legislature to Cost Held Negitglble Take a look at Ragal't stock and you'll Chainttap McOellan tD-Ark> j,forms ' in Senate Inveatigatlng city hut which were not used.„se,i chfirmanahlps named include after Egypt reoccupied the Gulf I of . Aqaba coast. The closest other establish a survivors’ benefit pro-, Dr. Sanders said the cost of the asked MlkeMlI whether he had all (Committee proceedings such as The agreement was that i f the Adolph J. Frier, auditing; Herbert (TEA plan would be negligible ■ to • agree it's going to be a gTand season the couficll'a 1964-56 financial rec-)t),Qgg being presided over by.' plans Were ti'sed the city would bunkering port open to the Amer gram outside of the Social Secur Heltn, coin containers: Robert ity systeni and increase a teach the State in comparison to the ords as directed in a .subpoena. McClellan. , pay for them/ Thp . government icans is the British colony of Aden, for men. We call attention bare just Bantly.! Crippled Children’s Day: 300 miles soutji of MassaVa and er’s contribution to the state pen benefits he said would result by ! Mikesen replied that tnoat had- --Morse »ald Senato-rules-aho' contends that the new plans for Clyde \Varner,' Bunny Parade sion ' system frorp its present 5 making the profession so attractiye to our slacks and sport coats as Two of been deatroyad. ' require that a person "acctised ofl the proposed filtration plant are just outside the Red Sea.. Pierre O'Seep, publicity; and Mar Nixon and Haile Selassie con per cent of hit salary to 6 per that- teachei-a y lll not leave it. ' McCMlan then ■held * up a single------.wrongdoing’------be supplialieiTln ad- not.enough different from the gov tin Fagan, "distribution. ; "The cost of training teachers ; the iterns you ought to pick up noW at ledger book—about 12 by 18 inches] vance with the charges against ferred for almost two hours yes cent. ■ ernment’s to warrant the use of Accordifig 10 W. Watson House, terday, and the Vice President was State Education Commissioner, is not cheap," he .said. ■Regal. tn alae; Mik*aeU identified m as the him and have the right to cross- tlic new plans, and therefore may president of the Connecticut One teacher, Marie Kelly of New l| council’s ’’book of entries." McOel-’ examine witnesses. Morse aaid.he unitorstood to havs -gone over the William J.- Sanders, told the com try to collect if the city proceeds Society for.'CrlEplad- Children iria' mittee the State-Board of Educa Britain, charged that teachers ; "Ian asked If tK ir was Uie only 'wwa# as " rtiddened” by the-Or< queation of American bases. with construction. The niayor also Adults approximately 90 per cent More tion endorses the CEA plan. themselves had nothing to do with ' thing MlkeaeU had produced in re-' .rackets diacloturea but conceded] noted the high cost of the plant, of the funds raiaea during the the healings indicated ’’all is not. 'Nixon told newsmen he and the The federation plan would per draftifig the (TEA bill. She said it ,. spooaa to the committee's sub eatlmated at about $780,000. campaign finances aerVlces within mit teachers in each to.wm or city waa an ‘ administration" product , | poena for full financial records. well with segments of labor and ^ Emperor had dlscusaed increaaed <;D Equipment .Vvallablo the State. The remainder helps "United States activily.’’ ’ He de to decide -whether they would want —made by superintendents, prih- ”Tliat ia.cotreet,” the witness employers in my state.” ' support a national program of w nrpisiH iiito McClellan t

f which are i feet on the hearings.” volved S construction, excavating and trans LaVitt and Lelbman, it waa re-; Mikssell tald that was not hia in. television about year ago 'When quie^shows started to COMFORTABLE portation equipment i i p c 1 u d e s ported today. motive. loom big. snow plows, bulldozers, automo Atty. Edwin M. Lavitf handled i Goldwater said the daatnict|)n CARRYING "Someone was always'telling ua I biles, buses, Iruckq, jeeps, trailers, the transaction. The 3-story build-T of the racorda meant destruction to send in the boys’ himiea,’’ Mrs. ‘ HANDLE! tractors); electric wire and power ing houses business, offices and 1 also of matter that would show ON Strom said. "But K, refused. * GOLF SET i distribution equipment; fire fight apartments. ' " i^ this monty that, was paid out Finally aomeone in the famuiy did ; ing, rescue an'd safety equipment Cribbage Tournament j to Tom Maloney.” —I’m not sure who, but I street I t s (includes pumpers.- ladder trucks, The annual cribbage tournament I B - l- G SAVING . Goldw’ster said ho thought this my couain’a wife. She a l y l ’s '1 Regular Value I hose): food preparation and serv between the American Legion and aright be something like 130,000 •miles mysteriously.” v CRYSTAL ing equipment; furniture and rec the PAC (Tiub .wlll open at 8 o'clock ! 'If the racorda wart available for > Both teys were tested tor the reational equipment; housing and tonight" in the PA(T Club. The aerutlay. 2 fo r'1 0 Quia kids show—"and Rob waa) portable , repair'materials; office tournarnettt will- be^vheld on aix SAVE'/j to'/2 OFF Mikaaell said he waa sure "that OUR PRICE! chosen because Stephen was too j conaecutive Wednaadaya. at alter waa not the figure.” He -added equipment ' » 100% W OOL old and mature." 1 Also, mafttcal aupplles opd *qulp- nating clubhouses.- , ^ Tomorrow— while we cut price tags to fractions, with a fine disregard for the accountant’s audit would ahowr From the” (Ju.ls Kliiia^'prel’Mm, f| nient: clothing; plumbing and James J. Martley GAIARDINES and FLANNELS how much Maloney recalved. profit, you'll be in cloYer— fashion-value, clover! , All pre-Spring fashions TVm f v#«. Robert moved on to ’’Giant Step: .heating equipment, sanitation âp James J. Hartley, 76, of 14- $9:95 and $12.95 Dont you knew, K«nnri'y i Afterartar aeveralseveral weeks there Im l« d plies and equipipenl; tools \uid Avery St.. Stamford, died yester must go— regardless of cost-—to make way for incorning Spring merchan- said. “that the certified public ac iwbn a four' year college aôlag- day In that city; Born In Ireland In' couBtant's report waa broken maintenance ciiuipment; visiiol ship and a trip around the world. ; aids equipment; water and aewage 1881, he was the son of the I4ta RLACK IVY LEAGUE PANTS down into categories instead of ’riie trip comes after he ftniahea I V 4- Thomas andsjTatherine McCormick individuals?” disposal equipment, and a miscel , WITH BACK BELT ADJUST.MENT college—which Mrs. Strom sayal laneous list of items ranging from Martley. Mlkesell said 'a ll canceled will probably be Harvard, Masaa-1 He leaves hl.sNijIfe, Mrs. Qert' Tailored la a Goley A Lord fabric with ehecka. check books, expense rec-, i U ! « • burlap baâ to sewing juochines. chuaetts IiiMitut* of Technology 1 Hoapital Notea . , rude Brooks HartftjG two broth- new narrower abaped leg. Fast color, aon- o«U , and. bank su tm e n u of the |<,r California Institute of Tech- Admitted yesterday: Oliver Ber- era, waiter, Rockville, Apd Edward, rorized “Sheen” fabric with O ft PorUaad Joint Council wera nolor\- Danielson; and two- aisteeg. Hra. JOcMeta to match. ’ ^ among the records "destroyed.” ^ - riault. 37 VillagaBt. c . I don't think he has quite.madel Discharged ■* yesterday: Mrs. Catherine F a h ^ and He'said they were done away ^ t h up his mind which branch of sel- { Hartley, bot^ of RocdtvUle. ' JACKETS TO MATCH . . . .$4.98 . to niake mcca offlee space.___ \ Alice Burnell, Mile Hill Rd.; Mrs. ence to specialize in." she said. ' 4 -Anna pee. J() Intllan Run.JTliiimp- The funeral-will be.held Frida^ Under McClellan’s questioning, The' boy got a headstart on an- $1.00 DOWN1 y H c C u d c d ! Mlkesell agreed thaV. deatruetlon rii r Bonviiie.- morning^ from- the Cenvery—and iwering science questions .when he ! FULL SIZE . . HEAVY j! t, ’'li-j Little 'League Regtstratloii ^ . Hanley Funeral Home, 460 Sum of auch records and ^rreapond- learned to read at the age, of 3. 11.00 A WEEKI onee would not be "cood'-business . The Rockville.Little League will mer St., Stamford, 'with burial In and thereupon began exploring the Tl»« âe»y •! RUBBERIZED CANVAS "l || SL, Bernard'a 'Cemetery at i2:J(J practice” for union locals cp fol- lUver weeded fe fiee start its season’s activities 'With family Itbrarj-. cnr9tel»om. ' - Vernon and "He’s a wonderful 'conformist Ba never did malM exactly, five eev ecceilM-' LARGE All bqyfe - residing in Tolland. ttema ore handled titrnogh The Who likes to be with people his own Aeoflobt* ie e verifty 9 t Only In The M ost clear wby^âa he put it. the local BALL POCKET! ' A l ”*-- ■Vernon, Ellington br Rockville ’are Herold’e RockylHe Bureau. 7 W. age.” Mrs, .StrOm commented. efVfegttve po'Herei ee4 racorda a«i\''ital’’ to the council, •eHein jiepppWi^ly Wo* ie Expensive Sets! eligible td register prc(yi(!ed^ they Main SL, telephOM TRemont hot the reversa.H-odid not 5e true. In the fifth grade at PS. 26 in N. will redch their eighth birthday 5-3186,. -* the Bronx. Rob pla.ys basketball,: PADDED SLING. He said Miss \VBrien destroyed SET INCLUDES! SPORTCOATS "Unr record# by depositing them In ia a .little;League .outfielder., and REG, avMiy roou for the New 'V’o'rk ■ $i • full lire ■ m waste basket. $6.0C HANDSOME STRONG RUBBER ■ Aaked again why he'NuxJered the Tankees and that team's star- Rubberiied atuff destroyed, he ssidX t was in catcher, Trogi Berra PLAID DESIGN! BOTTOM! "He’a already told me the Yan the way.” \ • No. 1 Wood DOUBLE ”In my opinion there w W no kees will, srin th. World Series in j • No. 3 Wood Most men-nowadays live In slacks and sport need of retaining that irrelev^t six games (his yjar from th* " ♦MEN’S ' FAMOUS material.” be said. "Maybe T gara. Brooklyn Dodgers.” his mother ■ • No. 3 Iron coats and Regal has stocked a huge collec* the wrong order, but that was the .added. ■ I No. S lion ^ A" ' G R E^ STAMPS oMcr I gave.”. When' not at science textbooks.: • No. 7 Iron "/ \o tion of sport coats to complement the slacjks induTgea in fiction—the Hardy . TIE CLIP QfHW WITH CASH SALES THURSDAY , . Kannody said this atill didn’t • No. 9 Iron , mqilain why the ‘most recent” Boy^ând all the adventure ■ yarns AND I for Spring. \ ' ones were tbinwn out, instead of normsKlo juranile readers ' • Pollpr . ■ . Play Perfect \ the older ones.' On thVsmr, however, the lad la. CUFF LINK SET The more recent ones, MikeaeU all bpsine^ ' 11 ‘'Pro” Col(! AUTO-FOIDING GOLF CART 100% W OOL r. '““■■Ba B/: •' A complete MATCHED and Pro'.s handle down ' REGISTERED set of Profes- wheels Fold. Pull up, f o . c V 0 t y ENDS SATURDAY, MARdti 16 golfer! (d e s e rv e s SPORT sionol type clubs prcci-:]ion wheels lower and lock ' built by one of the country s AUTOMATICALLY. i- d ing designers of fine golf m — COATS / equipment. e s t SALE Bargain Priced! v r N B y / The GOLF PRIDE GRIPS on oil clubs POMPADOUR YARNS / prevent hand slipping Damascus .95 Metalie Thread or / . POWER SHAFTS . . . step down ('' \ V • Rayon Thread $EG .v m de-.ign guarantees top performance (extra) ) $5.00 ^ I.- ■*! 1 Oz. Skeins o f Bernat. . . . long, hard drives! ,AII new pattern# and SET liwittd rim* Only I ohadea for Spring.— in Dawn, Fieisher and Tioga coT-s :,HT i*sr i luai* i iON. i n i a h b -. h t ^ p i s i r v i d all alzea. Alatf: Jumbt; 4 Oi;. Skeins' o f Bear -Brand USE YOUR MEN'S STAINLESS STEEL E-X-P-A-N-S-l-d^N FREE ALL NOW c r e d it ALTERATIONS BENRUS REG. ra id $1.95 STOCK UP N o w r Hwoe-are tko yarns you’ll .want RkG ULABLY 45e to $1,59 w a t c h e s bands for otoloo, baby sweaters, blon- koto, ate. Buy aoW and oava -9e ta SSe a sketn,.
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XX-- -S' V- 7'.' ■ ;,v.. 7- ' - - . - ■ . -V' . .. p, ■ X:.-- , 5;"" : ------—'U - '-1.'.-”-;., ;y M ANClbsTER EVEN1NGI«ERALD, MANGt|ESTBB, CONN., W^PKE£ÂY> MARCÎ 1^, 1»37 W ax MANCHEI^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,- CONN-> WEDNESDAY, :^!|ABCH IS, 1967 P A G E E IG H T : i ‘ } M I f«hl certAin japd well defined, Um-' eguse of Qur efforts' U "make de- ilri. Elsa Koehler; Firat pongre- Hill Bd., Chaplin, • will show tory. anthropology and sociology in charge. Food donatlone may be 22 to Mr. and: Mra; Donald B*^- e^tlnui to.dnforc* thm ^tht yUa isn't it at aM. It’s merely thataom* its should be ImpoeSd uport if* Jrtocracy work.”- Coventry gational Church discussion group -colored slided and gl.y* a talk on at the WilUmantic State'Teachers left at the..etofa during the stated with of North Franklin, at the Baptist Faiiiilies of US like education well ehpugh. In O p e n F o r p n i l>r. A. B. Moran CoUe'ge.'. He -does eiGi:a>curricula hours. N.:, f . Wirngm. âckua Hoapilal. Npr-' of Ihw hfhinit whT. A Droodles* kln^ of -bdlce which qur various, on "rsato”, 8 n.m:. paraonage in her native land. Trinidad;Thurs ite place, but Jove dollapi more. , Nathan Hale Heights * develop day evening at the home of Mrs. -work-k at the U.N. and serves on the V Benefit Dance ; ' , -wieh. The paterpal grandparents' To Dine Tonight Summing tip, .th* United Nd- By ROOEB PRICE candidates fbr. public office might , ‘Quite a Orouo’ are?Mr.'and Mnt. H eni^’L. DUerr And. if they would oPly be frank Of 'Public Servants ment! Fllgrim Fellowship choir. 7 John T. Cousin. U.N. Children's Emergency ■ Purtd Thpre will be a benefit dance ISH^ttittS If m ils tidn* chnnot contort N*h*er’i Icgnl seek and hold. There ar* Umes Dear C ititen.' ' ■ WATKINS- \ Chapter Sets Goal M $1^059 Brownie Troop , 70 will meet Committee and other committee from 8 ,p.m. to midnight March 22 of North Franklin.- Mrs, -Beckwith i' ...... ' L— To th* Editor, ■, - ’ when I firmly believe thjt auch ■p.m.. First Congregational Church The C^muaity B a^ ^ Church pireusnuD BV thb cUlnt to th* riyht to •dminlrter about it, they do have something Here I am, again! Flret. of all, aahetua^ with group’s, program from 6 p.m. to 7:80. njh. at that program* there. at the Cove Restaurant to benefit ie. ho>* that he w-iU'^be'reaaonnble budgets; the; establishment of lo 16 and w'e say»a rousing "Happy A total of $287 has been con ...anchestor'*' Evenifig HaiaU. W ^T ^^R . FEROUSOJI osition, like -moat federal aid citizen who has. reached, of pAssed, Iq the vestry. sion. • tributed to; date toward the $500 square dancing will be donated by night at 5:80. , ■ >ubiiatier* 'and itot pr*a* hi* claim too com- the voting age, the right to .seek, cal tax rates, the spending of lo Birthday" to two and a half mil- FuHtral Sanriea James Rowley'r Combo orcheatr^ -^ v e a tiy corree'pogdent,.-. M r *1 proposiUons for anything, takes cal public funds, and the uhn>oaal Ooveiitry. March* 13 (Speciel) —*be conducted a* Aoort ea the thrM- Also, Brownie Troop 219, 3:30 Mrs.,AVilley wUl be dreeeed in a goal for the Heart Blind drive. Ad- EdwMrd.E. JCiikhaM' will beîla Foundvd Oetobtr I. IWl pletely.-Ideal, perhaps, would b* a and to hold public oflice. The only Uon Girl ScouU. Can you. for Just p.m., with Mrs. David, Rdche arid aeri, the native dress at her home dittlonal • Contributioha ' •• '■ may be sent Rowley is being assisted by Charlea L. LitUe,. tetephone PO- charge of the progpehti, ftobcrLK. money froni the richer toctlohs of evident, qualifying requirements of loAil public properties Should a minute, picture two and a half Ormond J- Wq*t, Dlrectof , ^ A goal of 81J158 har been aet for “1^ grim 2-8281. ibiuhed. Er«ry_®I«"‘" !, nomindl ahare. for Eg:ypt. In be done only by public offiwra, workeri;' Mrs. Heiiry Bourgault: Coventry land. She was a. nursing educator Dr. Robqrt P, Bowen, fund chair James T. McNamara. 'V; Johns, will lead ccmnaunliy sing the country and spend* it In the which are imposed upon him are million girls standing in one spot. 142 East Center St. the Red Grose Plind Drive in town, Woodvorkers, 7:30 p.m., South In Trinidad and came to the United man. Plans are to Conclude this There will be. an en tei^nm ent ing. The Rev, John R; Neubert and iStflcc lCancti«tl«P. Conn.. •• an adminiatratton which would these: (1) his ability to convince who have clearly proven that they MItcheU *-n*« * ; , according to .^Mrs. Edward Tomorrow’s Even poorer sections. Under this prop- That’s quite a,group, isn't it? Per St. School: High School girls' States to do graduste study at the mail canvKss this week, Dr. Bowen program and special nriies. Bo^y Makes Own Heal members of *the church 'wUI be on gUBBCRIBTlON BATES actually be that of the United Na himself that he would be a "good have more than, what might be haps you would like to know what Schultheias, local branch chair Tomorrow's acUvUlAe Include ■ Tickets-may be punhased from ceitlon, sortie Connecticut dollar* called, a "transient interest” in S t Mary’s St. G em atne Guild, basketball, 7. p.m., Coventry Teachers College'at Columbia Uni stated today. The eum of $410.-53 the progtam. Mrs. A. Winthrop P«y«bl* In AdT«nc« tions. But. in any case, the United public servant”'; (2) his ability to tremendous force attracts such a man of the Rockville Cniapter. Grammar School; Uttle Sciasors versity in New York City. wae contributed last year. Mra, McNamara, xJtowley, Mama New York—The hupnan body ia Bsliard and Mt*- Ua-wrehee flt.tO would come back to Connecticut, convince the people." that he baa the comrtiunlty in which they live. large number. The -word* of the Mrs. lyan N: Robertson and rosary at 8 p.imjn the church, bus ..-t- Ant YORP ...... Nations Police Force m ust’remain iness meeting-'after in the church 4VH, 3 p.m., with Mrs. Elbert D. WThlle there ahe visited the UN ■Food Beie Planned Rita'a Mill's Pharmacy, or at the an efAcient heat.-factory. Instead borne will be in cherfle of the ilx Month! ...... fJM but a lot of Connecticut dpllars the ability, and the desire, to serve -This i* not intended to mean founder of scouting in England, Mancheeter'e Oldeet Mrs. Marion Gregory have been ^Tlis food sale for the 4-H town door, , / ; of warming the body, all Inani- ner. . 3.»0 there to stand guard on the her them as they went to be served: witk’'Finest FaclHUe* half; Coypiury Grange sponsored Sqeldon; Boy Scout Troop 63 program, where she met her hus ThrM Month* . l.SO that I cannot, or that I do not, Sir Robei4^ Badcn-Powell, tan beat named cluiinncn for Uw North and Frontier Archery Club, 7:30 pjn., band. ’the couple was married in committee camp, scholarship fund New Arrival rtiate heatinig eyatems merely pro>- One Month ...••.^»...... until peace comes. w'ould go to help buUd schools In and (81 hla ability to give his own or that I will not appreciate, or Off-Street Parking South D irtrictf respectively. Mrs: p ln o c U r^ rd party, 8 p.m:, hall on W««.y ...... 30 oep! answer this question in the email home of David Roche. December. 1954. They came ,to -will be from 11 mm. to 1 p.m. Sat A gpahdeon, Michael BMârd vide comfortable surroundings so Origination of the, nam a”'aaear .06 Mississippi or Georgia. political- party, every reason to try to appreciate, the value of the apace'of thla letter. At the time he EatabllAhed 1874 Henry shermao will assist Mrs. Rt.>44A: Second Congregational Blngir Copy ...... To be specific, again, o t anotheT irch Constitutional Revision Talk on Trinidad Chaplin In July, 199)5. urday at HlU'e Pharmacy. .The Beckimh, of Mr. and Mrs. OUs the body will not lose too rapidly theito’: la crated to‘Oliver Wen We have a right to fight this, if believe, that he would be a vote- kind of eervice which “rtioral" and started ■ writing a scouting hand Robertson. Koventry Kooks 4-H CHub will be L. Mm iSwamp Rd. waa bom Feb. the heat It generates of Itaelf. < dell HblmeA issue, that of the Sue* Canal. getter, and that he would be able "intellectual” supporters or "sery- ' A house-to-house canvass wil iommlttee, 7:30 p.m., home of Mr*. .C. Francis Willey of Tower Mr. Willey is a teacher of hist t h e ASBo S a ^ ^ ^ P A E * vCe want to. on a frank pocket- •Mask for Marttaa Beak Robber’ book. -for girls he. said, "Now I Th. AilShiêd^Pr^^M^Û Here the" legal point* in Naaaer'lh to give any political opponent "a ants” of a community can, offer. X ^jpdk basis. After all, why should rv* got good new* for you Sci shall be told that I am trying to favor are many, and will have to good run for the money.’-’ It is Neither is it intended to' mean, mAke girls into tomboy*—-not a bit “dUtit":.°crX.d or to educate ence Fiction fen* who'v* been only on to* rarest of pccasione. Slrt olhÛtf. “ edited dn tW. ^per he conceded If anybody expecU to weX’'®*’ Connecticut that I cannot, or that I do not, of it-7-quite the opposite. But girl* wondering -whet.happened to your that the seeker or the candidate for o'r that I will not appreciate the All%a*0 rlghu th . of 1 ^lepubllcnUon 1 »«*,* of .pectai get agreef.ient out of him. His act GeorpipsI ■ favorite hero. Captain Droodie, don't a-ant to be dolls, and men do public office who can boast of "a tremendous apiount of physical not desire to have doUs as their- duWtcne. h.reln ar. alao T.!erT«d. it nationalisutg the Egyptian com- BeforS^we fully commit our- Cpace Bum. Cap’t. D. la h*re on large vocabulary" a "pleasing per and mental strain which our lelvee, hw ever. we should be Eartlt as a Good Will Ambassador sonality,*' "the right kind of car- wives—they want comrades.” In M rrlc client of N. E. A. Sere- pany~whlcli owned ând .operated "■moral" and "Intellectuar’ - sup- 1918, a few . years befo're women called upon tb,recognize a brilliant' and Sales Repreeentatlve* tor ,riage” and “a proper background”,4 porters mpet suffer because ot *'publUher. nwreienUtKei: The the Sue* .Canal was a legal act. new Breakfast Cereal called Green An^ himself unable to meet these were to vote ip the United States, JuOTaVhV..8^trA“«^J^^ opportunity fPr consistency. To tlie delivery of their particular he noted that, "it Is *11 very well The right of that company, nmv Flakes. They're made up on Mar* requirements. kind of service. BUrW oF nationalized, to 'operate the Suez be consistent, we should also in by the Glyurdtyox Co. and beside* When political parties are choos for the glri "to learn the three R'e CIKCULATJONS.___ conUining Whole Wheat Prome I believe I can say that'I em and the ainount of knowledge ,X- Cartel is incontestable. The right struct our representative* at Hart ing their candidates for public of able to very accurately estimate ford to fight hard a^lnst any in thium they’re also toasted by Beta fice, they make ,no distinctions given in schools, but this merely of that company, now nationalized Raye and shot out'of Cyclotron the value 'Of thle particular kind suppliee a ground work: if she I* \ crease in state aid to Iqcsl towns whatever 'belwee'n the native-born of "public servant'’ to any com to continue to collect the toll* Gun*. Unlike old-teahloned cereals citizen and the naturalized citizen, to be equally efficieht a’lth her KBssssr j r a JTSS3 .w“" end cities f6r school building con munity. I know that I can say brothers for work in the world, a in ' from the Canal is also Incontesi that snap, crackle and pop, Green nor between the-citizen who shoul to WIO Flakes emit a low frequency hum that it would be much easier for girl must be given'equal chances ilO able. In short. Nasser has the struction, because if there Is any der*, some substantial-part of ,the him to convince me of his inter Dl«pi.yA<»T*rtHlnB when you poiir cream or milk oyer tax ^ rd e n of his Community, and 'with hinj]—equal chances for pick DO YOU HAVE A USE,f6N For Mondayr.l t""- C anal, and nobody is going to increase, eurt enough djha . from est in his community if he would For Tuesday-î pm- Monday, their thousand* of v 11 a m I n eh- the citizen who pays a tax only ing up character and skiil, disci more money • FOR ANY For WedneiOa^l p. m. Tu«day. take it away from him, by any Manchester, which has done rrtost riched electrons. So hurry!, Tell upon the automoU)* he owns and allow hlmwlf to carry earn* ap pline end bodily health,;and equal For Thurwlay—* m. Wednesday. preciable psi't of the heavy tax or AIL of THESE TtEASONSi For F rld a ^ l P akjTnujiKlnirsday., legal means. t f it* own school building by l \ your grocer to order Green Flakes operates, dr no tax at all. The only chances for using these when she ■ X .’ MAKER of Friday. . load which he helps to pile upon To BUY 4SyTHlSfi nmi Mvew . F or B a tn iw —1 o- » • ' *9 a-xi. «ach Having the Canal, however, he self, will go into schools in other in the. handy lead container. And thing the party seems to be con- the shoulders of hie neighbors. has got them.” ClusIflM dMdUns: KM Saturday — remember the slogan of the Green earned about''laKjut 'rs the candidate's Our girls in Manchester and i f th* hfrto, f *fnp» e»V rt poWicatlOB wteept has certain Intemational obllga cov'ns and’ Cities which have been The "prices which we pay” for irrIir mor# • a. m. P^ke* Folk* — •'Our product is vote getting potentlellty. everywhere 'lyant this "chance' tlons, which have the force of putting the problem off. untojiched by Martian Tentacles.” This ie, I auppoee. as it should our democracy are indeed large. and with adult support end leader f H y*vr work MtiM... • Wednesday, March.IS That part of any heavy tox bi»;f- law. He is obligated to maintain We merely wish to point out, “7“ be, and as it VBll continue to be. ship a girl'can fulfill her “prom Tj» PAY »•*•»! UiRffit. Norte of us should ever attempt to den which comes in consequohee it and operate It as an interna geitlly, the ultimate'Conclusion in teats of.a Christian^Vocsjiion.thatfoertion of our generosities to non tax pay ise” as a Girl Scout. Another time" bring about any change in this sit 1 will attempt' to tell you tl>e till, h«tpiHife 3 dicated by all those witnesses dering when ' ing. or to small' tax paying pub \f •RpRAMi Dealing With Nasser Uqnal waterS-ay, an d /th e Other are w eir worth, conside. uation, by permitting himself to fundamental beliefs of Girl Scout dov.m iiT Washington., It is that one la thinking serious]sly of a' life's lic officials who are given the To CONSOLIDATE American policy, and United natlotis of the world, to whom its become undemocratic enough to ing and th* way- we work tq realize jv! bUU mn4 linw ImI- every town should leced* froip work: attempt to deny any aeeker or; pleasures, of helping to ^termlne pfy fw jrw- Nations policy, have now emergetT ut,e is guaranteed, have the right Does my Job claim my beat ability, our budgets, and to epSnd them right here in Manchester. CtiNSOUO/ftirtKtm inta I (mk every state and every state secede candidate for public office, this, or ___ Sincerely,, ^ from a period-In which they have to deal with him-pn conkflonB for • *k ers than we were, to Egypt and in a mood to try to diviate Instead Nasser. We gave the. offenders ef negotiata. 0 lota of time for thslr withdrawsda: A third speciAc. issue conCerhe '.’Jf.'V ...... >iX. A we conspired with them to help the right of Isra el shippUig In the South is proud to present t wn>tiMFe’i»e«iiifi'm‘tiwtiiifrinii'iii iMftir|T-i -tf-'-riity' -r them save their faces; ,we g tv f Suss Canal and the Strait-of fiuUotirback slyIrzcd i . Reg. ^ $ 1 8 2 .0 0 tliem our own q>ecikl Assurances ■ -ir," Titan. Both the United States and I : th a t no harm would com* to them watches .the . United Nations have pledged If they yielded to Ute rtiendates of themselves to -sea |hat this right Methodist world law. is recognized. And it will be recog * DEADLINE Now we come to deal with Nas nized. Nssser^ however, he*, been lEveryone h Welcome ser, with whom we have no close , k;--. hiding behind a legal' interpreta -ii, ;■ •< ■ -. . .. yj- sentimental Uct, whom we sus tion which .claims that the state Regulaf $209«0Q popular Lawson. Love Seat is adaptable to the small living pect of playing footaie with Rus of ^rmlstke betwm_lirael and MARCH 21x room or den: used in pairs at the fireside in large rooms. sia, whom w* blame heavily for You can have yours made with either square arms as shown, Egypt is legally still a state of K;f';Buttori*trin)m8d back’panels and cil^back arm s di?- for special-order custom- .that lack of peace in the Near- war. 'When Britain was rimning or round arms. Pay. $14.00 down; only $2.80 weekly. Unsmi8hed>this frqm the regulation j U.wsoii. It,gtilV made pieces. East which suddenly becemc wAr Egypt, she quite naturally closed last October, and whom we our square arms and back of the popular Lawson the Canal to her enemies, and the ^ ;Tirid is an ideal size for the smtiH room or wallspace. w selves, in fact, tried to cut idomi legality of this was not.questioned. last Augiut,'when we yanked back Box.pleats adid quaipttitss. Pity $16:00 down; balaniie As the issue now stands, it can be ,43-26 weekly. q . our offer to'help him build the settled two ways, etfiicr by formal I ■' ■' Aswan Dam just.as he wae ac* peace between Israel and Egypt A llstirte Wing Chairs .ceptlng J t, ...... or by a ruling of the Internationa^ I • i.. But despite the difference in our 'World Court holding that a state Chairs ,089 emotional feeling, now that we of armistim 'doee .not give Egypt turn to Nasaer, we fnuat, if we are the privileges of a state of war 1. Regular $129-50 reg. $129.00 going to have a policy tb* world Nasser has: indicated he would will respect and a policy Which abide by a^World Oourt ruling. Is * e ^•C' Will work, try to folloi^, with him, rael proclaims ah* wilt not abide the same atSadard -we followed by’ such a ruling,’ but this resolu i^ This wing-^hair has all the . •> Foam Back and A rm s . with those who attacked him'. We- tion of the legal point Involved -'X 'charmM an original with its h uet’try to aeek out and apjfly the n'lty still’have to be 'aSught. your bill 4 AA. gr^tully-thin wings and rule of law to the vaitous .iFs;^ In all .. this, Imth the Uhited s.' Box pleats complete its . in which we are involved with hlrti. States and the great majority of qjiaintness, $9.00' down; $1.80 The points- of law Involved are n o t U.N. members hope that NAaser weekly.' ‘ alwpya pleating to us, because rivill be reasonable, and not over X. they are .often in Naseer’a favor. play hi* possession of certain Nevertheleae, if we do not yfcid legai- pbiivU, and that kind of be . -i Formerly $279^.00 , him the points which art his,' wA havior ' would lead to the easiest shall never succeed in leedlng the solutions q f the -problems involved. world to effective policy on other Nasser himself la presumed' to ...if the auto repairs cost $100 or more The big, softly upholstered wing sofa with flat, ciiâck arms . points which are. not his, and we have'aoine interest in getting..the ASsM* Disf ppearias DsdectlUa CellMea huennke will makt * is one of our most popular Colonial models.-You will like, the CUSTOM shall fail in our basic, main ob- Canal open.- and gettiiig .tourists good sens* to emy oar owner! ' ‘ high, comfortable foam-rubber upholstered back. Arms,"too,^ ‘ JectSve, which la to bring not mere end.tra-J* backXto Egypt. And, ■ are padded with foanj rubbe'f. -Box pleated valances add the' ly armistice, 'but peace, to ~ the' whsUier or not he hl.mself has an Instead of the ordinary CoIUtion coverage that rcqwres yoW to pay a flat deductible amount on each CoUition damage, final quaintness to' an altogether charming and useful piece. N ear E ast interest in it, he muAt be brought Pay as little as $22.00 down; $4,40 w’eeklyi . • To translate such principli^ into to pe'ace .with Israel. ' u t United Allstate’s Disappearing Deductible pays a much greater share .gpecifics, the hotieat issue of tb e -States aud United Nations (UplO; of the lo4 S- Just look at the chart below. Notice-that when moment is that of the Gaza Strip. macy cannot enter upon this task the repair bill is>100 or more, AlUute peje every penny— . H Administration of this territory of dealing with Nasser and hope you pay nothing ! belongs legally to Egypt,, which to get anywhere unless their *p vity it safe. . . and smartilGet complete details about famous, neither the United Stetea nor the proach honori the rule o f law, ,low cost AUstatd Disappearing Deductible Collision Insurance I Gdonial . Wing United Natloiu has denied. In.fact, pressurirtg Nasset where hq la from your Allstate Insurance Company Agent today! both recognize it. B6th hope; that r$ $119 Û ide it but not chaUenging him Nesier wUl cofppromiee in bis re- when he is wiukln it. 7 AmesettllsM Tselsy ' ANdsisfiys aeeertion of Egyptian adminiatra- Here** how ■ Fprmerly $149.00 don over .the territory, end re- Ailsiaio'o' $10 ... $199 ‘Forward America?” fnOn from' claiming . all that Oloappoaring $40 $40 LANVSONS JI79 legally his; They hope .this because - Hearings on the federal school OoMuollMo they want to keep Israel quiet, an.d construction aid program pfrf- Collision ' »“ $40 »* Formerly $259^00 •- The wing chair, like the.wing sofa, has a foam rubber uphol i- Fornnerl stered back with buttons and foam-paddM anns. All pieces are $219.00 because it was on an expresied as poaed at Wajhlngton hay* pro Inouronoo i f ♦** $M sumption tbat Egypt would not be duced a veritable wealth of argrt- workol Another wing- 8tyle sofa as pictured only with a straight made with rugged hardwood frames and coil springs. Pay $10 0 er ever . NstMss ’ ■ AH ; $12.00 down and $2.40 weekly on W-B Budget Terms. The simple,sincere lines!of the- Law-. . '^rmitted to return, ever, that Is menta againat it; • *- M LOW a s instead of the crowned back shown. Graceful wings, cbt- rael Anally agreed to tto own The Congreaamen have been told badTrolied arms,^button tufting and a box pleated base im son sofa has jnade it an'excellent .piece for lounging,cpnvfort in^the',Early Amerv withdrawal. But the law ie on tliere is no rcal .ShortiagA of school SEARS. ROEIUGK R CO. RLDG. ' tiOSO part the gblonial styJihg so desirable in New England homes„ A ^ Naaeer'a aide, on thiy particular; room In this country. *hi*y -h*ve Pay only $20.00 down; $4.00 weekly. ^ i III■— til Miiwr ~TMnr;'~~^riniiiiTiN7;^ n i n ti ican room. Pay as little!as $18.00 down: ; Chairs *89 $3.60 weekly. .point,' and he cannot 'legally be' b *n told that if we spend any 348 MIDDLE TFKE. WEST. MANCHESTER $1 s weak ■ ■ .vi defled on it federal money for - school, con- Reg. $129,00 RHONE MH3-8734 There la a aScond. aigniAcanoe struction that will bring on a de r . ■' \ « f the G aia Stripy however, whidi. pression. They have been tMd. thaL A Lawson lounge chair has Is that Neaser to employ ,it if th# atetesjet the federal gov- \ been gjven • graceful flare At a base for. raids-acrosA-tha ersnicnt help them Anance school^ YeeVe Ie geed hand* «H*:i by osing' cut-bitok arms. base.? It• has flat, cut-back borPeri of Israel. This was Illegal buildings, federal, go'vevnment Only $9.00 doira; $1.80 arms and aVsemi-attached pit- * | ifvban it happenad’, and the United wlU thSh lake over control of what ms low back. Reg. $1|9.00...... /'I I-;: weekly. «■* «■*■*< I* !•!!•»,• Nations , must, see to it that this is ja u th t In these buildihga. ■ 4 'V . ».T O C K C 0,M e A NY, P N O T E CT I O N ■ , .-f - tUegaUty is not revived. What - A carelAea observer might gath .* * e THE KNOWN NAME,, MX ■ Isssded %T tssri awN sm i)!IIIiHm !mu« i iM mttnu Mp tk*-. 958 MAIN ST.—MANCH 3TER i ’... ever happens to the Gaia.Stiip, er, from all thia, that we AiAerl-. , . , „ THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 181)0 J STREET T^'M lichetrs-^jy 7,.. : ■ V . . , . . ' / T --.l (' -xV 7' -V ' . mi :’X ;;.- /' M-' '■■-f r / , ’4-t d P I- . 7 T " ' 7 ; ' __ ll- -if— — .. ^ :- i t- J:- i - ■ Jj / ' S p ' PAGE ELEVEN : : 'r T-T' ’ MAI^CHESTER EVE HERALd! .MAIjnClIE^R/.C^^N WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1957 -L 'r..- MANCHESTER EVENING HfeRALp,' MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1957 ’ ports that In January new order's (Ion of Cleveland reporte*. "Ihdtis- regular prograrn on the basis of* p a c e ’tek cam*' to $63 ('luUUon little more trtai'dlstriliutora placed orders for ^ A l m o s t Z M ID Io b j ^ ona.p^fr>rmanca. — ye than half the l l w million in Janu production fiablt, suf^ltes and Editor of Worter IdiddiiiohdtSUnt^ ^ , Then’s a teffdency t* become ary 1*56. In( all of 1956 new orders equipment with their manufactur m s e n m o m Storfs such, a alavlsh follower of a'per- e s set aâcettm e record at *927 mil' ing soufeee at'nenv record levela "SAFELY RULED" Ike to Take Health Cniise fortnelr that you believe he c m do lion. . di^ng Januf^C” : • - ' Balks at Questions ^ Asked for Barnard School ' ^------Polici^ Believe Clu^ Found \ t\o wrong. * . As Americaii MfUrket 6-Months Backlog , , ftiHiur Ding StofM . Faciopin T V Ta&tes There "la. finally, an almost ■ fr- Shipments are a different story ..... ^ Td Conferenw at Bermuda . (ContlnuM from Page One) _. rfSistible urge to seek light*'enter-, O n The Board ef Directors will be because of the time lag 'between ISOôint Lead' . tainment on television-at the end etting orders M d tilling them; In Oh MissinstilConn Student my views to the students of this asked Tuesday to make an ap- By CHARLES MERCER •sand Eve” was.altogether clear on New York March 13' (JV'-'rheYsii’gl* ’ nation^'lth U S. exports of a long dayv Many a meaty pro to it totallng’more than *4 billion. fanuary' ahipmente were ninnltig (Oa®tt«i*qnding the weekend at his Improvement PHjnd like' the *20,- can machinery and machine toolh, 7-5857. 'Deaths Rep. Morgan M. Moulder (p-Moi ing- ’ ■ gram before w e’ve seen It. * But i,( ABC-TV, Sunday’s, 9 p.m.). And t()ls January they were 32. per cent Industrial area* served by Its 2M Maple Super Service, 4,877; Man ceromonle*. j ' it is up to Congress to decide Freshman Robert S. Butler, 19. Sl'msbury home and being dropped The sailor, John F. Zenulk. wa* 000 which has .already been ap under the Marshall Plan and Other who presided at the hearing, ob ona can often be surprised. For ex-j absolutely any.old^ time we find Jews to Mark hiêr than in the previous year. member companies, orders in Jan chester Wallpaper and Paint, 4,727; Aat,hp^gdfl'Ag«nto For A^ Snvder told reporter* ElsM- State Police today confirthed a off at a Hartford bu* dejidt by his fined *50 for breach of peace, propriated to pay toy the first aid programs — today are making where any cut* should be made. viously annoyed at Galea’ attitude, ample* [th e subjects d f plrp.tes fascinating. uary and February were running 10 girl friend, who w'as jh e last' per reduced (rom an original charge phase of the conversion. more than ever of these capital, FanA Exports Up Red Men’s Lodge, 4,597; and the Itoft, Air and Steamship « howef will P*cb W» I Robert Ji Rudaa ' Eisenhower made one suggestion report t l ^ the bus drlve^'W ho- jyiIonth.ln and.month out that finerSo there was great anticipation in , Purlin Festival (o 50 per cent above a yiar ago. laughed' when re^rter* aaked, son who apparently saw him. of carrying dangerous weapons Directors w ill take Up the qties- goods for themselves. ]. Fariti - exports in the seven BoItOn Five, 4,475; . Robert J. feuda*. 69, 12T Florence — that Congress move to elimi made the run on whlely^lButler ■‘■you referrefl to ■ entrapment, comedian Jack Benny wears very; viewing a portrayal of the trial Singled out were the metropolitan • L in e s about playing golf aboard a crul»- ■ Police srfld they would Continue (three knives) In his car; and *15 tlon at their regular *meetlng The Industrial boom oVer there ' ^lonths frepi Jply 1 to January 31 St., died yesterday at hi*- home nate the Post Office Dtpartments *uppoaedI.v was aboard, ^ I d thi^. •Can you cite any specific case? well on CB8-TV. Equipped with a : of Captain Kidd on "Omnibus” New York area, the South, South their search of woods sbrroimdlng for,, operating a . car with a defec,- scheduled for 8 p.m. In the hear Dual festivities will herald -the pas made them self reliant, al- were up 45 "per cent In dollar Value" HAROLD BELLS deficit hy providing for greater when a young man, tvhom he can "Yes.'- I can.’’ ' replied Gates. fiddle, a valet and a bank account, Sunday evening, west, Northwest and parts of the the campus today.' Xw’O previous Piirim holiday Saturday evening I thoiigh there Is still a mkrket for from the like My'od 1" ‘ *4^ preced Midwest. Manchester Agent A t any i»^*-of Manche»ter for the mall revenue. ' not Identify, arrivedât the unlVer- "Eugene Dennis (Communist tlve hand brake. ing room of the Municipal Build- ' he can stand absolutely still, lift' Here was the authentic story J •* D. FALSE TEEm President can pracuce skeet shoot- ■ afternoons of searching by scores A similar charge of breach Of ing year, and iip 51, per cent In past 36 years, he was an electri- This was Eisenhower’s f 1 r-s t Sit.v, he W'as aqked to wait a few party secretary 1 for one, and ther* Ing. . , '* ■ one eymirow—and get tremendous based on court i-ecorda, of Kidd at Temple*^ Beth Sholom. The an- | dfmVnd President Joseph; F. Owens Jr., Tel. M I 9-7442/?^ ing, another a^ rt that Elsenhower of ROTC students and State P o peace, filed against Nicholas , , . restrictions hold do\\Ti the demand quantity. Syracuse. N.Y., says: "Despite Rock, Slid* or $Hp? clan and, for many years, was em news conference 'since ,he announc mintiles so that baggage • and a M ost .for Ekinlpment laughs. The old’ jokes about the the *‘ respectable------• *' .sea - captain------who -*•-' | dent festival of Esther will be , American consumer' goods. lice have revealed no clues, accord were many othera.'’ . Galasso, 17, of West New York, The problem of mcitlng the com tight money- and scattered talk ot FASTXXTR, SB ImproTcd.powder to likes, off the cruiser’s fantall. ployed In the building business. ed at his meeting with newsmen passenger fcould return to Hart “ W ere you framed .when you A ll but *5.000 of , the t3 1 ,0 0 ^ tight-fisted Scotsman no longer af-e turned to piracy at the age of 50 Agenda Incomplete ing to State-Police Ll. Harry ’Tay? N. J„ was nolled. Galasso-Is al-so celebrated first by a Purim service ' American tool makers complain petition of lower wage scale.*, and letdowns in some Industries, the b* sprlnklsd on upper or lower pUtee, For the past year and a . half h e ____last week______that he had developed a ford. were conv’lcted' under the Smith would be used to purchase equil^ - fimny. Yet Bctmy continues to par- Authenticity on television Is' a holot felee teeth more firmly (a piece Elsenhower said the agenda for lor. '. - and is stationed with at 8:30 in the sanctuary, during!that ‘b® lower European wage of gettin g' under the tariff and over-alt distributor machine tool had worked at the Aldoo Spinning head cold w;hlch had temporarily Another passenger, who was on A c t? ” Moulder asked. a sailor ment. some of It requested by the lay more laughs per second from Do npt elide, ellp or rock, no tummy, most admirable quality. Then why which the Meglllah, the traditional scales put U.S. manufacturers at currency ban iers. ha* been met by volume thus far in 1957 Is good." • tooey, peity taete or (eellat. FAS- his conference with Macmillan had Mill* In TalcOttville, and for seven i„,paired hi.s hearing, ‘T have l)een on occasion Zenulk. Board of Education aa long ago as jil’s partdmonlousness. than any The two youths were arrested did we begin to fid glt after a few story of the Persian queen,Will be W disadvantage — not only In Eu many U.S. corporations by putting In an overlapping but different TEETR le alkaline (Bea-eeioi. Doe* not yet been completed. He said he years previously at Cheney Bros. | Asked'today how he was feeling. 191)5. human, living or dead; aot eour. *Ch*ekt "plete odor” i den Gate.s replied. ' early In the morning of Feb. 27 In minutest Authentic, yes. Meticu read. A Purim Ball will fttflow, in rope but In the world markets up plants overseas and making field, the Ahierlcan Supply A M a hopes he and the British Prime He was a member of _the Polish-1 ^he President replied he feels some . “ Wnre you framed under the , In a letter to. General Manager •With reflexes tuned fo r laughter, ture brreth). Oet FASTBTH st say School Transportation Reeds the .parking 'lot of Manchester lous production.,yes. But as a dra the-Vestry. where-,^th compete, such aa Latin their products there. chinery Manufacturers’ Associa' drut couaten . . Uinister can hive many long talks American'and Zlpior Club*. ] better. At this "^ht, he added.' Smith A c t? ” A.sked Rep. Gpidon Richard Martin, R.*D. Stinchfleld. •we tuned to Benny Sunday cve- Motol- Sales. Hartfqrd Rd., bys)o- matic story o f a complex mhn It Jointly sponsored by the Sister AnierlcW Lower prices, easier Foreign traders here report that without any agenda- He added He leave* his wife, Mrs. Elisa-; ^ gge^ns to be just a matter of . Scherer (R-Ohib). assistant superintendent of schools, ningT--a‘nd failed* to laugh. Banny llce who said they fpurfd the knives failed to carr.v one. . . hood and Brotherhood oi’ the credit tefnis and a driving sales the Êuropean market for Am eri that of course there will be an beth Rudaz; a son, Eric R udas,; ^he ailments that have Gate.s’ face reddened./he bent has I labeled the provision of the was In. Venice. The reason comedi campaign have helped Europeans can machi.ne tools began fading and two grandchildren.. all of Man-ljj^.^^ bothering him. May Be Raised at Hear in a ” In Zenuik’a car. Their cases have Hope to Omnibus aiid Back ■Temple, the dancing will be to the agenda for more formal meetings. forward and his* shoulders snook equipment -and ' repairs "essential ans go* ta Venice 1* to fall Into a sell their stuff abroad. two or more years ago. Eisenhower said the conference Chester, been continued from that day. ' . So a twirl to NBC -TV and the music of Lou Gagnon, and his' Eiienhovver aleo dealt with these slightly.. for-the 1957-58 school program.” canal. Every 'comedian who' ha* Still Best .U.S. Market Right aftdV the war It had been | will cover a number of subjects,.in-1 Funeral service* will be held at Joseph B. Nordby, 38, of 64 High Bob Hope show before going back band'. Refreshment.s will alsn fol rr'ompn like the things they buy at other fnaUera: The transportation needs of -cd-1 Moulder said angrily. “L.et the . Here is a summary of the equip .taken his act there ha.-> done it, oW the traditional pattern, with But total exports ofeU.S. guuJa ■5— DCTIHIIZS;— as— Washington nut eluding the North AUahUc -Preaty i0;SO Friday morning at the Jolm St.,. w,as fined *102 on a-charge bf to "Omnibus" and trying Bgain— Mideast—United Slates' views ucatlonal Institutions In Eastern 1 i record show that the witness is operating a- motor, vehicle while ment nad furiliture.-needed by de^ but for some reason we were bet Hamentashen, a pastry usually asr ; to Europe. Including. farm com- these products high on the pre- | OrganizationOnranlaatlon, the Middle Ea?t a n d ls . Burke ConifecUcut may be ;)tre8sed :by | Board Agenda partmenU, according.to Afepdrl by ting that Our man Jack would not. In vain; While a total Impresslcm ! Center St., with the Rev. Erich O. regarding the current situation in ■ laughing.” , under the "influence*-of Intoxicating sociated with the holiday, being I modltiea and Industrial raw mate- ferred list In Its aid program. | other problems. Gates was barred from speaking o f the show was not attained, this rials such as oil and coal, continue TTie American industry has been 1 Brandt, pastor of ' the Concordia the Mideast, where there. Is threat opponents of the New Haven I liquors. He was arrested Feb! 26 the B.bard of Education dated Feb. We* were disappointed. He fell in served. Ehsenhowrer’s physician said viewer had certain previous im- to rise. And as a group the west so busy with the bij; backlog of 1 Lutheran Church. ' officiating. of new trouble in the Gaza Strip, Railroad’s peUUon to abandon per I at the miinldipal colleges becauS^ after he drove over a curb and 15. The report is an extepslon of not once.* biit twice . . . Co-chairmen of the Purim , eve earlier.the President’s condition la BOARD OF DIBECTOB.S presiiions verified: Hope and W al ern European nations are still orders to meet the domestic de-j Burial will be in East Cemetery have been communicated .to Unit manently passenger service be- he had setved a prison term on his rashed Into a fire hydrant on N. one dated Nov. 19. 1955 in which • . Script Went Pffft ning are Mrs. Irving Hochberg Improved,, hut that he still has tween Hartford' ahd.imtnam. | Hearing Boom-Muillclpnt Building ly Cox are fim ny most- o f the mand created by the boom In In--' There will be npxcalling hour* ed Nations Secretary-General Dag conviction)6n a Smith,Act charge *'-’71 St. near Depot Sq. * the Board of Bducatlon outlined A ■while ago thjs department' and William Cooper. They are be-'I Am erica’s top marker, not completely recovered from hi* This w’as dlsdosen^ 'ôday by j March 19-8 p.m. time. Lana "Turner Is beautiful all U.S. Govcrnnient figures.put ex dust rial expansion at home th a t; and friends are-i^quested to omit Hammarskjolo. Elsenhower said. that he conspired *to teach and seph J. Mulka, 27, East Wind general plans for conversion of the panned "M r. Adams and E\’^” ing assisted by James Siegal and ------cough, head cold and ear allmenL A tty. John D. LaBclle, counsel for j Ihibllc Hearing the time. . . porta In general to Europe last only recently haa It bemoaned the | flowers. Meanwhile, he added, we should advocate violent overthrow qf the sor, w as‘fined $21 for failure to buildings. , (CBS-TV, Friday)!, 9 p.m., .Eastern Arthur .^Rlttenberg. Decorations The word right up until the time eastern Connecticut residents, 1 To consider a petition requ?st- ■ Can'anyone, sit down to a tele European loss. | not prejudge or attempt to p r- government. secur\â driver's license. Admlhlstratlve suite. *865; Din Standard Tim ;' when the comedy for the b'all are' being planned by year at nearly $6'3 billion, one of the new* conference was that during a reec-ss in the. P U C heari-ring that the name Hockanum C it But new orders for msichina tools ! Mrs. Margaret Haugh diet the outcome. Gates immediately Invoked the ■ Henr^J. Comtois Jr., 27. of 16 ing! rooms and cafeteria, *4^600; series began. l(}a Luplno and H ow vision .set w-lth a mind absolutely Mrs. James Siegal. Larry Spiwak fourth higher than In 1955. Eu \ Eisenhower stW hoped and ex ing in Hartford on the petition. cle be changed to Clearvlcw Ter, have been slltllng recently, and now OPENING THURSDAY Tw o daya ago Egypt announced First and Fifth Amendment!!when Hale R d \ a iid Richard S. Don, 25. Barnard art room, *1,163; Barn ard Duff are excellent light come purged of ' preconceived notions and Isaac, Snyder. In-charge of re ropean dependencies took,-another pected to. g et'a w ay to Florida, for Mrs. Margaret .Haugh. 100 LaBclle mentioned the "possi- Pbhjle Discussloif on Agenda $657 million worth, a Jain of 28 the makers arc recalling. the for tta',intention of taking over civil he was asked where he was em of Bridgepbrt, were each fined $12* ard teachers room, *500; Barnard dians, was the verdict, but the and prejudices ? Probably not, un freshments will b* Mr.s. Morris a few days in ah effort to clear Spruce St., widow of Frank mer flood of European order*. 777 MAIN ST., Manche»ter administration from UN. Emer blllty’’ of calling Albert N. Jorgen-; , . ^ ployed and whether he is now a for failure ua stop at a stop. sign. graphic arts shop. *822; Barnard script went pffft. less he's an idiot. But one develops Firestone. Mrs. Kurt Joseph. Mr*. per cent. 3 Haugh. died suddenly yesterday The National Machine Tool Build-* up these ailments. . gency Forces in the Gaza Strip. sen, president of the University j I nflnhOied Business . member of the Communist party. So reflexes were sflghlly tuned tendencies. Arthur Rittenberg . and Marvin Canada is thlf second biggest afternoon while she was being ad , T o see ' w h at' action the Board Don had ju d ^ e n t suspended on a wood shop, *2,053; Barnard gen era Association ot Cleveland re Checkup at Hospital - ' Elsenhower said his hope .is that of Connecticut, a-s a witness to. ‘Êveryone know.* where 1 am charge of failure to report change eral metals shop, *1,651; Franklin before the Image of "Mr. Adams Tliere's a tendency to judge a Felr. market — and the largest for a mitted to Manchester Memorial testify in'fa-vor ot restoring pas-- will take concerning an additional employed.” Gates .said. "A ll. they That wae the , gjst o f . reports Hospital. Hammarskjold—who' la planning of address to the Motor Vehicles homemaking room, *130; music d e-’ aenger service. appropriation for bafhcouscs at have to do Is •pick up a newspaper from Elsenhower’s physician', Gen. B om In Ireland, she had resided tt go to Egypt—will be able to Department; V partment. $822, • He also. Indicated representn- Globe Hollow Swimming Pool. and hear It on the radio,, but I w ilt A charge of rec k l^ driving filed | Snyder, and his press- eecrettry, here .for 60 years. work out a sett'enient which will Also, social studies deparimCpt, . James C. Hagerty, after the Presi 'contribute to a durable peace in tives of other schools in this area A New Business _. not...... tell thi.s committee, based, on ! _against ...... Mrs... Carol ilcCall, ^^''$1,131; ■ -mathematics department, She leaves six sons, Francis, may be called. One of these in dent returned from an hou^ that area.. To see if the Board will vole that j nsy right.s under the First anck; gfast Hartford, was lied Me*. ! $50; guidance departrhent, $66; Raymond and Ronald Haugh, all when it adjourns that ll will ad Mitchell checkup at W alter Reed ye8>dr- Hypothetical ra.-tes stitutions is Ann Hurst College, a Fifth .^mendments " . McCall crashed into a utlHty pole at gclenCe department, $1,236; audlo- PHONE of Manchester, Victor and Donald journ to Thursday, March 21, in 1*^*4 day afternoon. ■ '* GOP nominees- Etsenhovycr wa,s girls school at Pomfret. , Schefee,,^ c itM Gates’ reference, thg junction of Hartford ^ d . and 1 yjgug) department, $3,269; Haugh.. both ■ of Windsor Locks, “ LaBclle said many young stu-. the Municipal Building Hearing to newspai------’ — ""* — ’ *' “ *— - ■ "■ — -'--1 -- 3-7080 It was Ehsenhower’s second visit reminded by a reporter that Meade TODAY and Sherman Haugh of Hartford; dents attending this and other in R ^ m to consider a proposed resb- was in the to the hoepital In leas than a two sisters, Mrs. Albert Jackson Alcorn, hew chalrrhan of the Re month. He went there Feb. 21 for publican National Committee, stitutions in the area cannot drive lutiblv. concerning the sale of *1,- Waived his right to decline to an- tp her baby, traveling with ner mi >j-},e step In completing of Manchester and Mr*. Hamilton car? and have no other w ay of 400.000' fiscal year Bbnds Iri ac a checkup on a lingering cough, stated a policy this week of sup swer and directed Gates to reply. tile front, seat. , conversion to a rounded Barnard McKee of California; a brother, Howard Wamock, ..56, of no cer-j jyajjjj. High School program' is the aftermath of a cold which porting all Republican hominces getting to their schools. cordance with bids to have been Gates repeated his refusal. Thomas Johnston of -California; Says ■ Service la)}* Hurt taken Thursday, March 21, at 11 Snyder said he caught In January for Congrfcsslonal seats In 1958. John* Lautner, now a govern tain address, received a total o f | largely structural and mechanical and six grandchildren. Durihg the first day of the PUC Last week, with the cough still The newsmen aalicd Elsenhower a.m. ment consultant on communiam, j 15 days In jail on two charges. He j changes. Exactly what would be “the funeral will be held at 1:30 hearing Jan. 20. Sister Gertrude T o .see if the Board, will fi!{ a hanging on, Eisenhower developed whether he goes along with' that matjc the estimate of 17.500 dues-1 received 15 days for intoxication j ^ppe and how much it would cost tomorrow afternoon In St. Mkry’s Emily of Ann Hurst said the dis date for a public hearing on a a hew h e«l cold and inflammation policy to the extent of backing paying members as he teestlfled and 10 daVs for violation of j win depend on engineering and Episcopal Church, with the rector, continuance of the service‘has had proposed additional appropriation o f the eustachlan (tube In the left such possible nominees for re-elec at the opening hearing yesterday. probation. Both sentences are to j architectural studi#s, the Rev. Alfred L. Williams, offi- grave consequences for the col of $1,000 for New School Con be served concurrently. ear. 'A e ear trouble ynade It tem tion.as GOP Sens. McCarthy (R - ■Vhe committee's staff director. porarily difficult for Elsenhower 'ciating. Burial will be In East lege. She said several of the stu struction Administration. Richard Arens, commented that Judgment was siispcnded In the I Wls), Jenner (Ltd), and Malone dents have dropped out because to hear. Cemetery. To see if the Board -w’ill fix a the n\(niber compared w*ith 6,000 ca.se of Harry L,elster, of no | H p l j| i l I V f p F f ' l u i l l t K ' Friend* may call at- the John B. (N ev ). of lack of transportation. date for a public hearing on an agents of the FBI who co\ild de- lain addre.ss, charged with intoxl- KI11I.S Hagerty said Snyder told him , Elsenhower replied he does I ot Burke Funeral Home, gT E. Cen The passenger service between additional appropriation of *2,500 after yesterday’s examination that think It necessary for him In say vote only pa-it of tijeir time to | cation. Judge Karp la trying to' ter St,, from 7 o'clock tonight un Hartford and Putnam was knocked for insurance by transfer from the Approve By-laws the Prceldent's "condition la. im what he might do in what he combaUng subversion. 'arrange to have Leister admitted proved!'’ but that the cough, the til the hour .of the funeral. out during the August 1955 floods appropriatlbn for the Housing Lautner said the Communist ■ to Blue Hills Clinic in Hartford, termed hypothetical cases. when a railroad bridge was de Nf/M AffF AUTOMATIC SAFETY CLUTCH ear Inflammation and the cold had. In 1952 Eisenhower announced Authority. press ha.s a '*terrific Impact” on | * ; A set of by-laws laying the foun not olea^ up entirely. Hagerty stroyed In Putnzm. ■' To see if the Board will fix a foreign-language .groups in this g j -1 .1 * ** , dation for the new Retail Mer- a policy of blanket endorsement The rallrojfd maintains it can- aald all'tnree.of the ailhienta were of all Republican nominees for --- - UIILCdate iUlfor n a publicMAiuiiA hearing «s»»on «a countr.v, notably in the basic Indus- - p f l t f U l O U S C i S S U C - I'ha!nt8 Division of the Manchester m e K T J s i r K K K - u m t charactenzod aa “ slight.” Funerals Congress. He 'did not do that in not afford to proposed additional appropriation trial area.-i. Chamber of pommerce was agreed because the line has been a riioney I J jg j qqq py transfer from the Tha new checkup included 1954 or last year, but he did not He named 21 persons on at least. On x\genda Agjain upon by * committee of retail mer x-rajW which Hagerty aald showed apeclflcally withhold endorsement lbs®>*. ■ | Capital Improvement R c s e r v e | eight publications as Communists. chants yesterday. the cheat and" lungs are clear. Benjamin. Rydiewicc The New ■, Fund for strucluial changes in the i Most of the list, which was read The by-laws of (he Dlvisiort, for- of any party nominees. bridge would cost $110,000 to re- ' Funeral services for Benjamin . Several weeks ago Eisenhower The plan to spend $25,000 for new j m eriy knojvn as the Retail Mer- bathhouses at Globe Hollow Swim ~ Mine Ughling Approved Rydlewicz, l3 Union St., were held aald In response to a question re chants Bureau, state the objectives at 8:15 th is " morning ^ m the Meanwhile, during today’s hear^ the Barnard-Junior High School luembcrs of the foreign-language ; ming Pool stoutly opjmsed by the of the new program aa promoting garding such Senators, as Mc • - I t ' ' vMn «rA»>a* I AaeMIsa 11*11) I'rMYlO IIT1 Walter N. 'Leclerc Funeral Home, ing. the question of whether s the Interest of retail trade in Man Washington The coal miner's Carthy, Renner 'and Malone that .'rogram. presscss in iNe«New \ork..1 iM . STL . and at 0 o’clock in/ St. John's single railroad line should stand chester and vicinity, seeking closer traditional head lamp may be on he could not look to them for full To see If the Board will ap- , Lautner lestilied that he had t i e . Polish National Catholic Church. or fall on Us own again came to The Board of Directors, most of relations between retailers, and se- the way out. The Bureau of Mines support on all hjs policies. prove the issuance of fiscal year | known the.21 while he was a mem-' - , ,. koIK ------r";* . *i_:_:-. The Rev. Stephen "Stryjewski of- the fore. This issue has been dis has' approved for the first time a Today Eisenhower said Alcoi-n bond anticipation notes in accord- ber and an official of the Com - whom fKflated and M r^ 'C la ra Dtibaldo cussed before in the hearings ance with negotiated sale by theimunist party from 1929 to 1950. houses Saturday. wjll t^ e ^ lM ^ conditions which affect .*;»tall msmffiiK-SptedSfi09liM lll,M 9ihr in stating ' hla view? had spoken »7.95 nut n m contmarcially manufactured elec which ran three day* in January h iiv i trical lighting system for use in' was organist. Burial w'as In St.. out In his capacity as head of the Manairer 'He sald^he had **no reason to be- "iaR®>* ‘heir rneeting TUesdSyj . T o If the Board will approve llleve" that any of them--except * P .m - ‘ he hearing room ol. coal mines. John’s Cemetery. , OOP National Committee. ,. 1 and were adjburned until Monday. fee CARRUHO CR « ' B**rers were Joseph .Wrohleskl, H alW Eisenhow er said the Re Hollt.-! H. Coyie. assistant comp a recommendation of the -Tow n ,for one-had left the paVty. ‘h® Mnmcipal Building. ^ ^ | first in the revltallzatioB program Laulner who has been te s tify -- Appearing in numbers at a meet- 1 pnotheg committee is meeting to- John Slends. Joseph Slenda, Felix publican nominee for governor of troller of the railroad, maintained Planning Commission for an cx- Leauiner, \%no nas necn lesui.v Tavnov^rs* ^9 7tfr*^\r today It was "illegal and unethi ygu Ctt 9o m Zadkowskl, Frank Tankowski and New York next year, whoever he Change with Dr. W alter Schardt of ling at various Conuuurii.st ib vestl-, >"8 oPooJd^'To^ — which will be presented, along with Leon Syrowlcs.' cal" to use profits j reduced by the Irom is, w ill have his support. 31 pisUand Dr. of Lot No. 88 now gallons since he left the party in ^ S r e t^d a r S that i ^ J doJ a meeting of Personal Notices H,e made that remark when s,vatem as a whole* to defray losses incurred by an Individual line. retailers some Mrs. Edward J. Connolly asked for'elaboration on his alale- 99 now owned by the Town being irecent years was a.s rin^ anti-C ^ But the move reportedly has aup- ..FUnaral aarvices for Mrs. Ed ment last week that it Leonard By their questioning of him, adjoining lots in. Capitol View ...... ■HB CUTS tsV* In.Meniîiam c w ard ‘ J. Connolly, 13 Summit St., W. Hall, former chairman of the however, the Ihiee Commisaidners Heights -Subdivision Indicated they did not agree. PUC l«s“ t ln-0» ra.ratlv. comraUI.. « nl.« -Ul rSOM 0* la 45° were held St 8:16 this morning OOP National Committee, decides To see what action the Board -program. govern the Division. The copimit- . In loTlot memory of Harriet LemioB Chall-raan Eugene S. Loughlin said from the John B. Burke Funeral to bid for the New York governor ma,v take concerning proposed leg lee will be divided" into three who passed away March 13. 1951. court decisions have held that the Home, and at 0 o’clock In St. ship. Hall will have one booster islation relative to the construc„- Uso Found for Feaclipfi MAP MIDEAST PROBE classes, thr.ee members serving for Somewhere back of the suna*t James’ Oiorch. The Rev, -John F, In the Preeldent. total compensation of a system tlon and assfssment for walks and * Washlagton. Slarch;' IS — one .yaar. three, fo r two years and Where- loveliness never dies. must be considered in connection She lives In a land of flory Hannon- was the celebrant at the EHaenhower noted today that he curbs.. Fort Collins, Col.—A 'W a y to Sen. E'lilbrlght (D-.Ark) said to three, for three years. The com Mld the.hlue and sold of the sklea. solemn requiem Mass, the Rev. also said at. the time that he never \,*!th a proposal to abandon a. Public Discussion on O'thrr Items use freestone p.eache,s too ripe to day that a forthcoming Senate mittee.* also will elect Us own chair $ And we who have known and loved her. Edgar Farrell the deacon, and the takes sides, in a Republican pri branch line. sertd to msrket has been found by Inquiry ma,v detormlne whether man. vice chairman and treasurer, Whose passlnz has brought tad tears, Notes Freight Avenue Will cheiiah ner memorj' always. Rev. Jamas O’Connell the subdea mary. ■ He added that he has no research at Colorado College of "serlons mjstakrs” In policy each Belong in office for one year. The question arose as Coyle w'as WEEKLYI To brtthten the passing .vesrt. con. Mrs. Jane Maccarofie was or Intention of getting into any nom Glastonbury Agrlcuture and Mechanics, Fort helped precipitate the Middle, According to the by-law*, s ination fight among New York discussing the toftal revenue pro son and daughter. ganist and soloist. Father.Farrell Collins, 'ilicy are made Into a top East erlals. Fiilbright I* chair 3-man nominating committee ■S read the Committal service at the Republicans. duced by railroad freight cars ping--part sliced peaches and part man of a aulH-oramltlee set up must meet to nominate candidates Elsenhower rej)eated that he has grave In St James’ Cemetery. traveling over the Hartford-Put- Education Official poaelt puree— for , ice cream and recently by the Senate Foreign for the executive committee' at ELECTRIC POWER SAW Bearers were Robert ' Curran, great admiration for Hall, nam line. shortcake. The uncooked topping, Relations and .Armed Services least 10 days prior to the annual John Malone, Eric Harnesk, Paul . Queen .Slaj; Visit I’.S, Coyle said these cars produced Heard by Parents Committees to collect data from meeting o f "the Division. I f events t R S CAMYMG Elizabeth—aaked about reports frozen in 10-pound cans, seems to E>chuck, Edward King and Earle a total revenue in 1955 of $3 mil answ'er the major problem of this the State Department ns the progress satisfactorily, the an CASE • NOW O M Y v T that Queen Elizabeth of Great Bosworth. lion. but he added that this Reve fjtpe of peach, which ripens very l>asis of a revjew of Middle East nual m eellng wiU bp h«ld in April. Britain plans, to visit the United ^...... ^____ Glastonbury, March* 13 (Spe nue ' w*as mpinly produce by fast, both on the tree and after policy extending back to Jqn- John W iet. ChAmber executive States this year, Elsenhower Indi- (freight trains traveling A con cial)—"Human Relations, Asjjects picking. nary. 1046. secretary said today. cated negotiations for such a vlsjV'j siderable “ - distance -■ ■ •befdie - ar o f Citizenship” 'w as discussed last COT^HEILVY 2x8*9 About Town are going on.. He said, however, riving at Ba.st Hartford on their night by Dr. Victor E. Pitkin of that nothing Is far enough afong \vay to Putnam. • . ■- MASOMTL'nYWOOD, SBNML for him to discuss the piatter at the State Department of Educa- The Hartford-Pulnam line, in ■ meeting of the Acad- I m this time. He said he never dis PlASnCr WAlllOAtDS, H C The cast o f the 50-50 Club show thls instance, was only a small sec-1 ”Oh Nellie!” will rehearse Friday cusses state visits when they are tion. o f a long run. He ..said every -person has to evening In St. Mary’s Episcopal in the process o f negotiation. Loughlin, stating that “there is pave certain desires satisfied be- iiiliiikiUll Church following evening prayer. Jackson^—A reporter told Elsen hower, one o f his former aic^cs op a lot of confusion between your fo^g j,e can .fully understand thie u oori^ have to psychological warfare. C.,D,.-Jack- thiiiking.Snd ours,'’ asked Coyle to tnie rr\eanlhg of being a good elti- The Connecticut Chiropdy So present a more detailed explana- ciety . will hold its third annual son. said In a Toronto Speech la.st night that the , Unite^ ,SUtes lion of his thinking on the ipat-j .New officers of * th® ""R were dinner-dance at the Colonial ter. Coyle said he w'oul ;with basil. Cover and bake in mod- hard find amoodi.- It’a aa wpahable aa the S TO R I m s p.m. yesterday, to investigate a erate oven (376 degrees 1 30; min become a national center for themeet at Pilgrim Baptist training of Japanese, librarians. 1 d io fc h at 7:30 p.ni- tomorrow. finiah on your refrigerator. 'White stays 'MIAT smoking emergency brake on a utes. or until thoroughly heated. AND car at' 81 S. Main St. N o'dam age Serve with 3-Minute Cheese Sauce. To further iU work- the Rocke- ' ' — 1 — . V e W white.. colors stay bright! YAIUS resulted. ' . •S-5Iinutc Cheese Sauce feller Foundation in 1952 granted Maorhester Eveninir . Herald the library $142,800.------Now-ihe Clastonhiiry rorresponilent, Mrs. 1 2 / 3 cups -fliirge can) .undiluted Betty M4 teaspoons dry mustard ,*ni Pacifle ' ’today,, seeklag - k 1 tablespoon steak sauce Major Critneo Rise Catiada’a Jm|torts'Jump L.S.. Air Foree' tanker plane 2 cups (aboht 8 ounces) ’ grated ' ) misafaig with 10* esowroen a l^ r d . process-type American cheese Washington—Data available to pttawa-Canada s merchandise MANCHESTER 'U central Aipaa a 4-maa Air Simmer ‘ evaporated milk, salt. the . Federal Bureau of InyesUga-i ImporU totaled 5.8 billion dollars 723 MAIN STREET 856 MAIN ST.-M I 3-7080 force medtcal team parachuted mustard and steak sauce In sauce Uon indicates a record 2.M 4.0 0 0 in 1956 compared with 4.7 bUlion to a mooatalii spot ahept tour pan over low heat' to Just below major crimes were committed diir-1 the year beto/e. Moat of the In-, miles from what scan bellcscd lulling yabout 2 minutes).. Add ing 1956. This 1* an Iftcreasel of crease consisted f>t machinery and to be ths wrockage of a misaing cheese; stir- oVer low heat untjl 12 p & cent bver 1955 imdl sur- equipment.. Steel, and other induf- DUPONT PAINTS f o r EVERY PURPOSE - " »V'/ ' - - 'LH. G il traasper*ryiBur men had., passes by ,^7,000 the orevious | trial materials neMed for capitol ctwesc melts (ahout 1,/ fiilnube K ^ • J been alMnrd the C47. longer). t goods production. r / k T v ' 7 *,/' / r 1/ ''y if -J } ' ' . ' l '7'! ' ' ,7 ; . .' I i... tf ■ ' AC}V'4»-’*.'f*—- ’ Cy *"’»T” '.*14 ' * M ANCHE^R EVEt^Q HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ MARCH 1957 P A G E • j; :v, ■; /.V- 'i- . / v - ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HEBlALPt MANCHESTER^ CONNy WEDNESD^Yi MARCH 13, 1967 >\ ■ WKNB—i40 v m o — 1080 YolSiig^Slated: ^ -- -.‘.i ,T(——•* l f .y‘' • r --- Ltv WDROr-rUW D a ily R a d io wioAY—«10 in "nelda' of special Interest to SEE tiwsa and many other speddii not showni BIG xovihgt on, housewares now! Radioactive-Dust. SEXTO" -and th e' holding o f a L i q i i o r Sale ECZEMA \ wceo—1*90 Ensiem itoyllght ,Tbna «; WPOP—1410 ^ A tO Cbitocil Urges round-table, meeting fo r' .-Asjan A simpleimi way to quick ^relief In Honduras SAVEl5% tb44% —fiqw— on W ard* a lr e a d y low everyd«4y prices!' Pmt-NoveUa. Graves Finds members to dlscusr Aslan civlllsa- E x i e h s i o n lacked froism Itcnlng itci of ecaema. pimples, Traced in Wake Uons smd cultures." : ‘ jgngry- red blotches or skin The folkwing pcogriam ■ Bellte, British Hon6uru, March ulea jsxa suited by the radio • lere’a to Vets EXTRA quality dt savings guaranteed on every Hem! All top quality items!' The couhcil dwell 'at length,on irritations la to apply P«b wocrv. Evralng C K)d Husia 13 (/P)— This British colony In cen .Êtbme-Hoom’ on Majorca O f Soviet A-Blast Hartford. March, 13 (/Pl-^'Ilie Ointment to affected parte. Re maiuiceihGats and .are nubjeet to uririCrnli^ serenade ^ , the subjeef of Neutralism, pro tral America is In the thlOst of a on in Legislature's Liquor Control Com llevca-Hchihg fast. Skin feels bet change without notice. motion o f which n one of the Red A tea— T WDRC—Ainue and Andy vigoroua Election campaign, Its B yW . O. ROOEBS Tokyo, March 13 Op)— Radio btoc’s main aim^c ./ mittee has approved a bill to ex-, ter, looks better, 8()c all druggists. WBAV<--Optn Housw * • WPOP—Gabriel Heauer , , Soothes Uehy feet,'cracks between Ilia-' • second under universal adult suf AiMctetod Pre«« AHii E ^ r Canberra, Australia, March IS ^ h e immedjatems military threat to : ‘nie. minister^ expressed hope tend the closing time for' liquor VHIAY—RlUeO Band Report active .lust, rain imd snow have peace in Sdutheast Asia has waned, toes. Peterson’s OIntnfient delights. J»«w York UB "The BngUrti («■)—The SEATO Coimcll of. Mint that neatral* nations which -have sales on Sunday from 9 p.m. to 11 , WWU—QpoOEvWi^ OuoO Husta frage. been reported in northern and cen isters ended iU third annual con "the military strength of Commu or money back, WKNB—Evening Berenade writrtv meet Interested In keeplM opposed such collective security Ctoe Man's Farollr Nine seats In 'th e 15'm'emher tral Japan following tht Soviet ference today with a call for more nist China and of North Viet Nam p.m. ’ / . Wax Woriu the EngUrti U n «u ^ e .,**2 arrangements as SEATp would The committee' reported favor- ' - • •• - ilia-* WDRO—E, R, Muitow ‘ Legislative Assembly will be at clean -are the ones ^ o have lived nuclear test exploelon March 8. economic cooperation coupled with is continually being tnereased." come to appreciate the advantages fHAYr'Opm House ^ WTOP--Bay It With Music continued military vigilance to ably on- the bill yeatajtm a y . House rccu-^BMcud Bevua stake in the voting next Wednes abroad," said Robert Graves. Japan for the first tin.e asked The council said the. Commu O' the organisation and eventual 'WHAY—Polka Party He named, oH-hahd. Max Beer- and Senate action ^ Is■- expected ,— — _p.M. day. Three of the remaining leg Russfa Monday to suspend her combat Red aggreseion in South nists have stepped rip their cam ly join it. ■Rose Miller , bohm and Norman Douglas, both east'Asia, . paign of suDversion aimed at un Kolby islators are named by the British- nuclear tests. \ ' •ê council agreed to appoint a- - A similar MU pasied the General [ Works ot whom settled In Mediterranean Winding up a 3-day session, the dermining the people of SEATO • appointed governor and three are lands; and we can add the name The Soviet Union began h series 8-nation council put out a com secretary general and a deputy Assembly two years ago but was govemmenf offlciafii. of nuclear testa last August. Since nations, ^ e ministers directed the * *W H A V -«^ t» Kimball ^ WPOP—Pang BnsterA* tit. Robert Graves, who lor a quar munique outlining four main ob secretary to head up its perma vetoed by Oqv. Rlblcoff. In his 22,000 Voters Eligible ter of a century has made j>ls then the U.S. Atomic , Energy SEATO Research Service Center nent headquarters in Bangkok, It veto message' Rlblcoff said; 'WHAY-Polka Party jectives: to do all in Its power to smoke WetX—Good UVenmg Good Musks Gov. C. H. Thomley has told the kome In Majorca. r„mn:ilaslon has reported four 1. Tighten SEATO’s defense and was disclosed th a t. -1 Aslan wquld "It seams to me that the sale WTI»5—lueo RaOto Lane out such tactics and make them WDRC--Cai Koim WKNB-^Bvenlng SerenSds 22,000 voters that “no can^date Is ■■you go abroad ; yourself,. the nuclear blasts, the, most recent lntensify.,.measures to safeguard get the top post while the deputy- of liquor on Sunday for a period W RO T-^ Wor_, WWC—People Are runny known to member governments. ^ R O - r I q. LewU , worth his salt who does not expect d in n e r# poet lv- winds apparently carried radio of SEATO members to keep them The vOtens have taken him at Did he Hear a lot English in explain them further? eral are Prince Wan Walthayakon W D m > ^ Kolby \ WDRC—Robert Q. Lewie ot active, particlek from last week's from coming under the domina Young person, lose jnore time WPOP—Wax Works WPOP—Horatio Hornolpwer his word, and there has been heckr Majorca? ‘Too much, now," he In the economic field, the coun of Thailand, president of the 11th from work than bo older persons, INSURANCE test over Japan. tion of the Red bloc. U.I^, General Assembly, and Brig. i«a- - - \ ling aplenty,I complained. "But that' was .the 3. Encourage a multilateral cil "recommended specific proj according ô a survey * ' ^ A Y —Record -Rodeo WHAY—Jazs Alley \ The highest count, 39,800, was GenrCarlos P. Romulo, Philippine WeeXJ—RecorO Baviav - The three political parties are trouble, even more the trouble, cultural program to promote VJ- ects" to east the financial burden WTK,- RecoUecUone at Thirty reported by Shiiuane' University ambassador to the United States. WKNB-PM. WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis campaigning day and night from with England. It was too crowded. tual understanding among SEATO of defense and help in the economic lilMim l«n tr ProfM fioh ÎC —News ■ WPOP—Horatio------...____iioritblower Horhblower ■•It must have been a lovely is Robert Graves ill southern Honshu Monday. The ministers left-it to the coun open-air platforms, loudspeaker members. development of Asian members. S:00- Vans and In house-to-house visits. land in Elizabethan times when it p ‘ aka reported 1,760 counts and These projects, too, were not re cil of SEATO representatives to ^ » T a n d R . y WHAY-Night Watch bad Its eight million inhabitants Tokyo 2,000 counts from March 9 4. Extend SEATO’s program of WTIC—X Minus One The two largest factions— the ring elbow room, he said, "1 detecting and exposing Com.vu- vealed. determine the date the posts will WDRC—The World Tonight and ^ y e was room for them. Now to 11. Prior to the last Soviet ex The council recommended that be filled Laloiin*oem written in London." .Then The conference closed with mu SEIATO cultural activities should The councir also approved a re- A sioiicittt^ are no more poets than there Were was between 100 and 200 counts. Include bilateral cultural ex port drafted by Its military ad I C O S M E T IC S WHAY—Nlgnt Watch ( H l P V ^ t h want more independ then. Or there are rather less now he thought that over in his alow Japanese scientists use gelger tual .expressions of praise from WTIC—X Minus One ence ffbro Britain. 'The PU P held way but he didn't change his mirid. the various ministers. changes within the SEATO com- visers at their parley in Canberra WDRO-The World Tonight than then." counters to measur,. radiation Ml 3-11 S M I 9-0638 WPOP—Modem Sounds eight of the nine elective seats in It reminded me that . Robert Frost Secretary of State DuUea . de .unlty. It also approved a fellow last weekend. Its content also was Drug StofM ** WH ^--gw ln r Resembes Stein strength in residue obtained after ship prograrn to encourage study not revealed. WCCC--Record R e ^ w SiJC— the lest assembly. H IP was formed once claimed that there was never evaporating a liter of rainwater. clared, "W e have every reason to WKNB—Baseball Matinee WHAY—Night Watch by some leaders who left the older STOCK OF DtHNEKWARE SETS Graves is a tall, broad-shoul any good Vritlng out of Greenwich be gratified with what has been W ;’ic—Sleep No More«t ''^wSpan recently has made, three WTlC—lUiU Radio Lsuie party in a disagreement, over dered, fidgety, gray and shaggy- Village, shd Frost la one of the accomplished at Canberra." WDRO-Cat Kolby WDRC—Russ Naughton . haired fellow just turned into his unsuccessful appeals to Britain to WTOP—Bob and Bay . WPOP—Modem Sound jxjllcy. It claims to hold the sym-. American poets of whom Graves Dulles said the council had Site— MANY PAtTERNSi GOARANÔ OPEN S 60s. One o f the cameramen who call off the H-bomb, tests sched pathy of former PU ^ supporters. approves. adopted some sound recommenda» *'\ÂV-Bwinx^ Kasy WHAY—Night Watch snapped him on hia visit said he ule-' for thl spring at Christmas WTIC—Sleep No More The national party,\Which has tions. * WOCC—Raoorti T*^?**? ^ - looked like Gertrude Stein, and he "Poems should have a minimum Island in the P-clflc. ' vntNB-^Baseball MaUnee WDRC—Russ Naughton put. up only five candidates, hopes of sense." he argued. He could "These, ■will promote peace and ■ W nC—lt*l> Radio .ane WPOP—FIghU ■to attract some voters ^ o dis , does. WPOP—Bob and Bay understand that French, a kind of security of the area by making like PU P leader George It was Mias -Stein who advised ■■straitjacket’' language, might SEATO nations better able to * •24-828 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER % WllAY—Night Watch Wm, In 1W9, to try Majorca—she Radio Set Output Rises * ' WHAY r-Datellne „ ^ WTIC—Robert McCormack Violently anti-British stand 16-PC. “FLAIR" 16-PC “ROST* drive a poet to experiment dh the counter In all Its varied aspects Ml 3-S161 > WCCC—Oood sivenins Pood MuslO w DRC s -Russ Naughton who fear that H IP leader 52-FC “CASHMERE” was always, like Alice B. TOklaa, the Communist threat against WKNB—Evening Serenade .WPOP—Modem Sounds REG . 10,9^5 ' REG A15 grounds of what he called its “ Irk Washington—-The nation’s pro WTIO—News Richardson might lead the enamored of the' Spanish-speaking some" restraint, but he felt English them," he said. WDRO^News ia :ie-\ REGULARLY 26.95 -countries, and Richard .Wright be duction'of, ail radios, except auto- OPEN M ONDAY to SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 * WHAYVNtght Watch Into the British West Indian did not justify that.' Britain’s Esrl of Home said the WPOP—Dateline Conn. WTIC—■This U Moscow 8.18 .78 gins his new book; 'tPagan SpiUn.' ihobile sets, climbed more than 20 THURSDAY 9 to 9 * S:U— eration. Service tor 8. Rne eggihellwore— I don’t like the' ‘esperanto’ idea per cent in 1956. Portables led with most notable feature of the parley WDRC—HUss Naughton There will be voting faellltles in with the incidental remark that was that friendly nations have Gttod Music WPOP—Modern Sounds fighter than ordinary lemi-porce- Service for 4. Servlc.e\ter 4. in the arts. People shouldn't ‘go an Increase of more than 40 per 10:80.- \ - the Maya , Indian vllta^s Qf the it was she who had drged him, too, been able to find Identity of pur *************iri^********* WICNB-Serenade Ovenproof, croze- Crazeproof\and just before her death, to try Spain French' or 'go Japanese ’ Frost is -cent. Transistor-equipped portables WTIC—Btnetiv Sporu WHAY—Night Watch X deep south, in loggingcamps of the Join. Crozeproof, too. Open ttock. New England. John. Crowe Ran aocoimted for about .900,000 •'sets. pose On methods for countering WDR<;—Weather and Zalman - x WTIC—Night Llfe\ , ^ proof. Block cupi. ovenproof lo^ Graves had built his own home uss interior and In fop^t and ag(rlcul- som is the South. I even wish communism and maintaining free WPOP—Uswrence We Ik y ' WDRC—R Naughton li Deya, on Majorca,- by 1932, and Automobile-receiver ' production a.SO— WPOP—Fights \ tural reserves. , Picasso had stayed home in Spain. dom In the Southeast Asia area. except for a. period a t the end of declined more than 20 per cent be WHa Y —Serenade l#:4»- \ r-t- “ As for my own work, I think cause o f a cutback in automobile - The final cominunlque sMd^ that WCCC— ONLY M I 3-8185' water, steOms in 5 minutes. lector for light, medium, dork Irdn standing or sitting. Yel te l. Foam rubbercushionover dipped. L^dkproctf teams. BU 9-3*23 CONSTIPATED? Heat selector for fobrics. toast. Chromed. Cord. low top, turquoise legs. thick cotton padi twill cover. 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-i-r IniihiVii also'ihq- reopening of secret "ca- can maintain his unpopular regime Dramatic Giûp dre-fllea,” one of the moat dreaded only with the me$hoda o f his pred- phenomena. Of the pre-revo(utlon. /ecâors, Rakosl an(l ErtiOa CJeroe. SANDWICHES One DoctOrh Wife *8 Hobby YouiluLinked ABdoiniiii êt to PrescHt 4 'abinetTrio period. ; ,, .. Thtre were the methods against Library Board Asks ^ No lessfthan iTO.OpO party sec- whihb an , entire msUon revolted ^d r in k s.— ICE CREAM < Dî Roberts Succumbs, Fennelly Comedy 'retarieb throughout Hungary were last fall^ • WUhTlieHof. Attention occtgiied during the Rakosl era ^ Arthur Drug Storts with this secret - material Practi Trout fiahermen use,m ore than Buriget bf $109,120 "Cuckoos on the Hearth,” Par cally everyone'In. Hungary, wheth i0,0()0 different patterns o f files. Head o f B^fedical Stafl School Safe Vienna, March 12 OPV^Threcêceeded Lasslo'RaJk. after Che er factory worker or high-ranking •Polly Bergen and the Jack Wcath- ker Fennelly’s satire on mystery latter’s arrest, as foreign minister. : j, I. - Among'the larger budget re BOB tnOMAS men In the. new setup of the Hun official, had a secret dossier in the ere (Bonita Granville). comedies, will be presented by the He was arrested himself In 1951 Dr. Bbugize J. iLobertai 64, ‘Early Bird’ Conferences •Falm Springs,(rings. Callf.’lCall March 8 safe of the party secretaryi Ellington. March 13 I Special)-— quests now being studied by Gen Manchester Community Players at garian Bocialisd' W orkers (Com when -Dictator Matyas Rakosl (g>i^Thla avenlng. the , Down the highway, the beaming tkirlHg the revolution these prifiiident bf the-Manchezter Me W onderful Sensalidn, Safe A local youth was airested yes- eral Manager Richard Martin ta face o f Art Llnkletter Invites you the Bowers School- auditorium Fri muniat) Party are due some at purged "National Communists,” Francis J. Mahoney, chair aiui highways of southern Callfor- secret files were handed over to ' Get FREE vacation informatwn at morial Hozpital medical ataff and ■'terday m'oriiing In connection with the Library Board’s recommenda ■ Ala will ha clo^ged.wlth limousines, to buy a'‘lot at rancho mlragel day and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. tention, especially since they have Including Kadar. ' the second school safe theft within man o f the local R id -'Cross Further along. Deal Am ax Is build -The list of Central ComsiUtee those who'were«.deacrlbe(l In them. a nationally known radiolbfilat, fund drive, haz come up with tion that $109,120 be appropriated'* foreign autos and plain family cars Mix In a Hula dancer, an hypno become members of the Hungarian Some people went home with thick By UTIXIAM KODE8 ' 12 hours on Friday in this region ing a large hotel, Indian wells, members describes - Foreign Min died suddenly at hla Vemoh home a solution to the problem of to run the town’s libraries. heading for this booming spot In tist, a rod skin from Custer's last volumes gathered IhipUgh many MARLOW'S Mrs. Lolt Stroud of 91 Strick o Tolland County. < the sun. complete with golf course. He’s stand, then, add, an eccentric nov^ One man to watch is Bela Bis- ister Imre Horvath as a. locksmith, last night. . • Curtis H. Jones, 17, Egypt Rd.,^ naming a mutually igreeabld The $199,120 figure ia $29,716 got to do something with all that though everyone in Budapest years by am bitio^ .M rty siecretar- land St. nurtured for years a meeting time for equally busy Stars Uke Bing,Crosby, Dlnsh elist, an escaped murderer, and a zku, 86, minister of Interior. His les. jv He was born st barlin'gton, Vt., war released under $500 bond for above the amount .appropriated in "I Love Lucjr” ■ dough. frightened housewife, and then knows that this Moscow-trained dream of flying Alone, and lait receiving stolen goods from a safe members' of his executive com lihore, Wank Sinatra, Joan Dsv s name was unknown to the public. The rc-establlahmeht of this June.20, 1892. the 1955-66 fiscal, year. (The cur arid Uberace will aim fc/r their Number of Other Stars season with a- com doctor, a tele He became a party member in man is an engineer. It is an old' Decrheber the dream finally came Allegedly stolen ' at Longview mittee. rent fiscal period, only lOtli trick to represent - Communist system inaiCates KatiaiN$Mls NEW SAMSONITE TRAVEL BUREAUI A graduate of the University of stunptuous homes here. Lesser Aside from those already men phone llneswoman and a peculiar 1944. He was parta seeretary o f true. ■ ■' ’ School Friday night. About $200 "Early bird" conferences months long, is difficult to com leaders as former manual workers. Vermont Medical School In • 1916. cltlMns Will Jam the town's stop- j tloned. Harold Lloyd. Rudy VaUee, professor and yoirm ay then have a an industrial district called “An- i Lois, the W'lfe of Dr. William D / was reported stolen by three Juve with key members at C a.m. at pare)'. f - t>ing*places from the 200-room Bi t Bob Hope. Marjorie Main. M dle alight Idea about the"goings on” In gelland,” Kadar Needs Support Dr. Roberts was in his 41st year the Red Cross building have pltig places from the 200-room W o u d , soloed and then rece^vid niles. all under lu, from the walk- Of the $109,120 figtlre, $77,360 1a Mtndor hotel to 6”Unlt6-unlt a—-—auto 1, Cantor. Kirk IJouglaa, o-—-, — Mary ------Pick this mad-cap mystery comedy. ■ Freed-fiom Prison The list of members .of the cen a physician and 33rd year as a in safe, State Police said. scored consecutive 100 per cent for salaries and Wages, and $31,760 RANGE ‘member o f tlie local" âpltal medi courts. All ■ are seeking sunshine ford, Jeff Chandler and William Bill Luettgens will portray a Janos Kadar, freed from prison tral committee' shows Kadar bad hei\pllot's license, "Ever îiice I Police officials’ said the younger attendance records. The lure of is for other expenaes. The salary \ M> was ^ high school I’ve dteamed i and rest. . ■Powell also own homes here. character entirely different from by Imre Nagy In 1964, became ly needs the support of everyone cal staff. boys stole a key to the safe from breakfast following meetings item, ia $18,l70 higher than tlie Served Other Hospitals Those lures have brought Palm Why do they make the lOO-mlle any characterisations that he has Coihmunist party secretary of the who, for,whatever reasons, is will rUEL OIL of flyW,” she says, "but some the principal's office during school has speeded up agenda deliber 1055-56 figure and the' other ex Si^ni^ and the surrounding des Journey from Hollywood s«ioften? doiie previously when'he enacts the sam e Important Communist ing to back hli)^ It Includes such He was also a radiologist on the thing alW ys came ug( to prevent hours Friday'*and entrance to the ations,' and problems have been penses are $11,546 Jilgher.^ ert Snaxlng prosperity. Every The sun, for sure; It’s often. 10 to mysterious professor. Arlene Cul stronghold. It Is safe to assume inveterate Stalinists'as economist GASOLINE staffs Of Hartford Hospital and me from ^ n g so,” school apparently was gained brainstormed with unusual dis Part of the .increase, 'in both 15 degrees warmer than L. A .; and ______Aftei: slwNgraduated ffom high where you look there are signs of ver returns to the local boards In that Kadar, . now premier, discov Istvan Frlss, -responsible for the Johnson MemorlaL JHospital at from an unlocked" door. patch. cases, is in the current year. ■.the boom-(^hrlght new hotels, overambiJlous economic plans school. Mrs. ' Stroud told .her -. 1.- Tiv. toi* of Lulu Pung. the eccen ered Biszku there. Stafford Springs at the time of About $150 of the loot was re A 35-minute session this tVant Salary Increases cês, stores and rows of pastel- But.mostly Its the atiiios-1 trie cousin, ... whosekapp ' greatp.i.ppf ambition■mkitfAr The Ministry of-Interior is the There aiio are such-adherents of his death. He joined the staff of parents she wa^vlnterested in fly phere,” said a local booster. covered after a thorough invesU- morning covered .activities of For the forthcoming year, the’ painted houses that stretch- out In- is to b'ecomean expert at th;'Hula- key post In every government be Imre Nggy as economist-journal the Hartford Hospital after serv ing and would like to take Idssons. "There's virtually no night life B A N T L Y OIL Her paients were Opposed tp the gation by State Policemen Wil three sub-commjttces and col Library Board has asked aalary Li the mesqulte country. Hula. hind the Iron Curtain because It ist Antal Gyenes. ing overseas with the Army Medi liam. S .E Ilert and Edward Funk Year-round population has more here, except at the clubs. The One characteristic feature of I it'll' VM. I\t , idea. but. unable to ^ s u a d e her. lection ret'irns in excess of Increases of about 10 per cent- In Phil Russell will be seen as Za- controls the secret police. cal CJorps during World War I. and Policewoman' Margaret Jacob- than doubled to 18,000 'since the stars know they can get away Kadar's policy 1s the demand that -( Dr. Douglas J. Roberts they encouraged hCr^ to take $700 sent the current total over a letter accompanying the request, doc Grimes, a zany writer of mys- Maj. Geh. Ge?a -Revesz Is the ! 'I \ i\ - I l(i:i;i Dr. Roberta was engaged, by the .son. William Buckley, chairman of the 1950 census. I ’nis can dC swelled fioiii tlie Hollywood- huhhiih, the - ■ ■■ — — the local party organizations again jiurae's-trainuig - the $4,000'mark, well ahead of new-minister of defense. This Manchester hospital In 1924 to Jones will appear In Justice Ubrary Boa^d, says the Incieaser by 20,000 more on a busy -week phones and fans.” start "cadre-work;” ■'This means TEL. Mitchell 9-.15V5 for a Job as an jdrline' ste\vi^deas. totals covering mitar 2-weck com doctor. Will be enacted by Bill 5S-year-old former iron worker hepd its ne\yly created radiology Christ Church Catheafa!T” and the CourL.-Aprll 2 anil the others have Are patterned after those' recom- end. The number of homes has In- ■ "We ve been kicky that we've recruiting new party members and However, Mrs. Stroud became ■ so periods in previous campaigns always drawn the better class of Brown. , spent the years after 1925 in So department. Rev. Maurice G.. Foulkej, rector of absorbed with her nursing studies been referred to Juvenile authori ” mended by the Board of Ekluca- crea^ a third In four years Barbara Jones as Charlotte Carl training party functionaries—and . ROCKVILLE TR «^3271 . ‘ While at the local hospital, he So. John” s Episcopal C h u r c h . viet Russia and became an organ that aviation took a back seat for ties. f tion. OWilluliaasAS ^ S l n J ^f/ww.w ^ is Tre^ —' - consraTred- “hoiT ^ 'o^ " p‘;ople."” added Ward ton, a young housewife- and Dick swimming poti» _____.. nipvnirtRlsvold, nuMisherpublisher of the nrosner-prosper izer of Bussian pprtisana In World built a highly competent diagnostic Rockville. a time and she went on to become Thoma.s NeiLson and Ronald The biidget calls for the addl- more a necessity than a luxury: Anschutz as Dqnald Carlton, a War II. Returning to Hungary department. There will be no visiting hours. tion oMinofJiin assistantassi librarian ait a ing Desert Sun. which went daily a graduate nurse . Stavens, 16, both of Vernon, w e r e iM « « c H n v i l f 'I * ( I s ib ere are over i;200 o f them. young man summoned to Washing after the Soviet “liberation”, Re Monday, he Was thrilled by the and .the family asks taat rioweis|s vvorking at the Philadel-f |^^S arrested about 3:30 Friday morn- »zcivasx.-i $3,600 salary. That librarian would ^ H ollyw ood peSple, who helped a year ago. »"{They're solid citi zens who give Palm Springs a ton at the worst possible moment,, vesz’ headed the armed guards of long-awaited arrival of a $25,900 be om itt^. Burial wifTbe P/ivate J F J , ing by Slate Police on charge.* have charge of setting up and. pioneer Palm Springs, are among will provide the romantic interest. good name.”' the Comrauntst party who played rotational therapy x-ray machine j and at the,n . convenience...... the!PJ^«^^^^.^^,^„^^rvlnghfs inter-l growing out of the theft of the^ Honor Certificate operating an Intermediate Depart tliose cashing In on the boom. For But hetadded that publicity from In supporting roles are Creprge an important role before the. Com 1 family. ship there. They were married and I safe cortalning about $l'7.’i at Ver ment for teenagers. instance, you can buy a keg of big Ume Induatriallats who have Walker, Ann and Ed Lamb, Nancy munists estaftlished their m oi^ . a short time later moved to Man- i - ' non Elementary School. Manchester's/ Public Health .Miss Anna French, libratian, nails at Alan Ladd’s hardware Dr. Charles Peckham. piesi- discovered Palm Springs does the Russell, Kit Morisette and Faith Ilthlc rule in 1948. Later he Be OUR MANCHESTER OFFICE Chester. ■' ' 1 Nellson and Stavens were ar says the creation of such a depart store or a bolt of satin at Hoagy -dent of the Manchester Medical Nurs^have/onored their super place more good. .The Wg draw Fallow. came envoy to Poland, a major Encouraged Her raigned In, Rockrille (Jlty Court ment would bring the library up Carmichael’s Interior decorating "Chickoos on the Hearth” will be Xssu., said today most of the T lieinecraft Show visor, M rs/Gertrude Rayner., now is from the Pacific Northwest general and deputy chairman of However, Mi*a, Stroud talked fre-1 Monday and their cases were con- to the standards for public li shop, you can pick up a $50,(KH) directed by Eve Folsom, and is local, doctors will be away from and the Middle W est the planning office. P l a n n e d b v C u b . s ; quenlly of aviatiop, and, last July, ! tl! ued two weeks pending in ves^ A Ceptuicate of Honor was pre- braries' set by the American li diamond at the gift store operated being sponsored by the American As head of the Chimmunist par w il l b e o p e n f o r b u s in e s s their offices from about 1:30 Some of the town’s boosters'are . '1 her husband encoui-qged her to take gallon by the parole officer. They .senledlo her Monday riiglit at the brary Assn. by Andrea Leeds. If you have the Legion. Tickets may be purchased ty’s "house army” in • the , late to 3 p.h). tomorrow, when they aiming to make It a 12-month re plan to attend funeral services ji . _ '■■ , flying le.ssona. "SlnCq then.” she were released under the custddy of meeting of the Connecticut State Long-range planning calls for r.ght connections, YOU can get into sort. It's reported half the ho from members o f the Legion, the 1940s he proved a skilled expert T\vo Cub Scout functions, open i ..j have acquired,a deep re-; for Dr. DOtiglas J. Roberta. tlieir attorneys. making the Mary Cheney Library Charlie FarreU’s racquet, club and tels stay open through the' sum Players, or at the box office. at "establishing order" one of Ka- to the public, have been announced.! ^ flying and I hope to go ' urse*’ A s s n .-l^ s Barbara Sul a strong central library' from' enjoy the stuffed squab. mer months. daris alms today. The first is the pofuilar Cub | Hying for a great many years. ” ; livan, chairman of membership of which other branches could be set THURSDAY EVENINGS the State gfoUp. made the present You can park your trailer at "But yoii can’t stay open with On Oct. 27. 190p, Mrs.^Ralph H. A third noteworthy newcomer .which would enable him and his Themecraft Show on Saturday, Since earning her pilot's license, tip where heeded.' A bookmobile Wondering when to Vacation? How to get there? ation in pehalf of the local PHNA. the Blue Skies Park, owned *by a high overhead like ours,” said Van Delnan made'a 4-mlnute fttght Is Gyula Kallal, minister-of cul associates. to give therapeutic from 7 to 9 p.m., at. Verplanck Lois has flown at least o n c^ a Reef niter Takin system might be' attempted in the - firosbyi Danny Kaye,-Claudette Richard 'Vander Veer of the El at College Park, Md. She was the ture. Kallal. 47, was one of the -FROM Where to atay? Just check in now at our pew treatments locally fqr the first School. The, program includes dis week, and m milch as two or three j The-certificate reads: "In recog future. leaders of "red-whlte-green” Com Colbert, Phil Harris and others. Mirador. "People can take a day first woman tO fly as a passenger Somsonbe Travel BurMa for all the anawers! tiine. plays. demonstrations and skits. times each week. Enlistmenls/for nition of the high interest In their The request Thcludies- $1,000' for ' Or you can stay In hotels owned or two of 118-degree heat but not In an airplane. Wilbur Wright was munists of the anti-Nazi resist The machine Is now being a.s- •nie .second event ig a novel profession manifested by the phonograph records as compared ance In Hungary. In 1049 he ‘Flying alone high in the sky | sby Horace Heldt, Bill Goodwin, a week.” her pilot. 7P.M.to9PJ«. You get full information on outstanding vacation aembled and 1s expected to be "Mystery Auction " at Second Con is a wonderful scnsallon,'' she re- j Sjjecial^hools nurses of this organizttlon, all with $700 which the library ex paradises in America! It’s the newest," easiest, available for use in about a month, gregational Church. Friday, March tales, "and I ffon’t think iV'riU- iver j of whom are members of the Con-^ pects to spend this year and $599 22., 8 p.m. Cub Pack 2 is offering necticut State Nurse.V Assn.” hospital officials said. become routine—at letist for me.” . Sgt. l.C. PaiiLJ. Stratfoi'd, local spent in 1955-56. quickest way for .you and your family to plan Widely known in his field.' Dr. items from the. Dave Garroway Every time she flies; she says she ; Army recruiter located at the Po.st Thi requested appropriation Cor h wonderful vacation trips! Roberts was pre.sident-elect of thb TV show, and from cither TV discovers 'something new which j \ new books is also increased over 80 Ameflca’h Radium Society, a mem celebrities, among their stock of i Office, announced today that ap- SHEAR N, HAMMILL A GO, pleases her. "The beauty of the! ! plication.* for the following Army the current and previous year. Ahd wherever you go, take ber of the • Hartford Medical goods on auction. earth from the sky is a tremendous i Food Preparatioii srhools quotas allqted him will I Addition Planned FOUNDED 1992 Society, the Hartford County sight to see.’ ’ she says excitedly. The Board of Directors has'ap Samsonite Streamlite—the be accented on a first come, fir.st Medical As.sn., the Connecticut ’ Lois flies without a radio or para-! Explainecl to Club propriated $17,500 from the Capi MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE .served na.sis: luggage that out-travela all ' State Medical Society, the New . I chute and is convinced that flying j tal Reserve Improvement Fund to H ospital G jfficials England Cancer Society, the New ! I is safer than driving."T he reason yAlrcraft Maintenance . School, The'Professl$nBl Women's Club pay part of the coat of detailed 918 MAIN STREET PHONES MI 8-157J—S-8216 others! Shown here . . . quota of three with enlistment England Roentgen Ray Sbeiety, l held its March meeting last evening plans and specificatibn for an ad Robert Han V Ladies’ Wardrobe, $25.00, the Radiological Society of North I G o i i i ^ t o C o n c l a v e I miT^s**because of ê*^sensatlonal drte not later tlmn March 22. dition, to the library. American and the American Col- , publicity given to aircraft dis- School is located at the Army's at the Manchester Gas (Company's X Ladies’ Train Case, $17.50; _ ____ j The preliminary floor plan on lege of Radiology. Several qjembe^rs of the Man- asters.’’ she sa Ariatlon Center, Ft. Rucker, Ala, office. Miss Alyce Salisbury, home which the final plana would be Come in now-r-no charge, Attends Global ConcUviHi |Chester Memorial Hospital admin Hopes tq/Teach Friends I Motion picture photography service director, demonstrated the based has been tentatively ap- He had. on several, occasions, at If she acmllres her instructor’s | school, quota of one with enlist Lo}^ Overhead ___effort to get details for istratlve and nursiiig slHff platr to pi eparation of fooda for t tended the International Con- attend the New England Hcrspital rating Ihls/summer. as she plans. : ment date not later than March 29. Martln, however, has asked the your best vâtion ever! •gres.sez on Radiology and had Assembly and instructional Con- Mrs. Stroud will be able to t^ c h Schopl is located at Army's famed Bounty." architect to draw up outline speci AX prkti pIvN fox written several papers in his field. ferences in Boston March 25, 26 | some oGher friends to fly. Many! Signal Center, Ft. MonmouUi, N. J. She was assisted by Miss Alice fications. The Building Committee He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hope and 27. ' ’ » » - !of my friends are getting very en-j Offset press, operation school, Lienhai'd. will consider those specifications does the near-impessihle Richardson Roberts: two sons. Dr. Following drtwing of numbers They include: ^w ard J-Thoms, j thus^tic about aviation now,”, she ^ ¥ T , , J f H quota of two with enlistment date When the Town reoeivea therti.. Douglas J7 R p ^ rts Jr. of the Man- JUMPING-JACfCS hospital •administpator; Miss Eva relates. .lontow-n a 1 /V L > n i l l l 0 a r S not later dian March 29. School is for lucky winners of the food . Chester hospit’at'Staff; And Ro.ss R. Johnson, assistant ho.spltal ad-! eventually hopes to qum ify, located at the Engineer Center,-Ft. prizes.* the social committee. Flor "Over New York? 1 flew At odveriiied in Parents, Baby Talk and My Boby Jloberts, graduate studeltf'kt'Co- BeJv'Oir, Va. ence Benson, Elsie Ooslee, Genev mintatrator: Mrs. Vera Dormerii't^ an instrument rating. ims the Statue of Llbert.v. Realizing neiice T eacher with great himbia; 'university: a datighter. supervisor of nurainp service; Mrs.jXvould enable her to ny on instru- Pre-requisilles include a high ieve Scsnnell and Mildred Dewey, ^ Iis. Jahe R. Pastel of Dedham. I was off course. I headed the The clauk one-itrop slipper Lois Dunham,purchasing agent/^menls in overcast weather when school .diploma, or equivalqnL and served ice criwm and cookiet. Stops Heart Gas .Mass.: a sister'. Miss Dorothy Rob plane toward the Hudson River talk was given Dr. W iliam "dresies up" for parties IMA James feller, comptroller; Mrs. I visibility is limited. and followed i't back'.'to the right applicant must he of good physi The April 16 meeting ; will be 3 TimM Faster erts. New Londott. FIRST... FOR EVERYTHING! Mary Sterud, MrA Marv Pirie. ^ s s i present, on r very ciofidV orbes. R.s.sociate professor 6f sci; cal mental and moral .standing. held et the home o f Elpie Emery, CtrlHM tabersfwy ran prsw, lill-ANS - with a choice of ornomentil ; A Memorial'-servioe will be held sourse." advance-Spring Marjorie ’ Burr. Martin Ar/ian, overcast days, she_^ says I m enco at WiUininntic State', Teach- If unable to contact SFC StraL- 21 Cambridge St., and Charles E, •sfetMt Muralln 9 llara much tomorrow at 10 a.m. at St. John's ____ To improve her flying,; Mis m Episcopal Cluirch In Rockville. Franklin Bevins, Miss Anni^' L e g -1 automatically grounded becauseInto i Stroud practices laiidingH. lake- College, la.st' night at, the ford at tlie post office, he can tie , Hill of the Conneiticut Develop- MMssch ocMHr la aaejalasn m msay gett. Miss Clive Matte-Wn and ! Instrjiment flight rules go Aeronica Champtah located at'the U.S. Army ~Rctg j ment Commission will be guest ItaOst Otadlw toWati. 6al llll-AM Funeral services will be tomor monthly meeting of the Nathan row at Christ Church Cathedral, CMrlls Wilson, ' effect- v, Brainard Field. She has also • •Station,, 63 Allyrt St., Hartford. | speaker. ladoy (ar ika lairat baaaai ftlM. tSc. elething values Hartford, with the Rt. Rev. Wal - ...... - y - ! -During a recent visit to New | ^ ^ pjp^,. Hate PTA. . ter H. Gray, D.D., bishop of the Marcus Tiro, in H invent-1 York City, Dr, ana Mrs. .Stroud iTri-Pacer j i The deinonstraiions Included Connecticut Diooose, officiating. ed a crude, shorthan^. which- c o n -, were interx'iewed bn the Robert Q. Forsee* Women’ Pilots I simple leverages, pulley systems. He will be assisted by the Very tained '13,000 pharKters by 400 Lewis show. On the air, Mrs. In the future. MpS. Stroud save. J magnetism, ciectro-magnets and like these! Rev. John H. Eiqulrol, dpan of A.D. ^ ' Stroud told of flying off course there will probaby" be women pilot- i simple chemlsU y projects. Many Ing passenger alrci;aft. "The fu- j sixth grade students, through spe- ■■..V'.'-v 1. ture of aviation is limitless, and i clal invitations,' were on hand to women wllL definitely have a place wltne.'is the many exhibit.s. In It, nol/Just as a hobby, but as A short busines.s meeting pre- a full-fledged profession," she con ceded the guest speaker. A nomi cluded. nating committee has been named to prepare a slate of officers for the coming year. Named to the Water Pipelinefl Forecast committee were: Mrs. Doris Mc i > o u B u : Kinney, chairman; Miss Mary DOUBLE I sle e p e r w ith the lu xu h f of New York—Not" too far in the Taylor, Grade I teacher; and Mrs. future a network of water pipe Edith McCIuggage. Gr««n lines may 'ci'iscross. the United Refreshments were served fol 4 States just as oil and gas pipe lowing the program, The St. Pat Stamps lines do now, according to the rick's Day.theme was carried out luxury woolens! / A i jutllcatlon,' Engineering News- to decorate the : lunchroom. An Given WithAlash Sales Record. It notes that within the arrangement of greeh carnations ' THURSDAY past year 1,000 cities were forced' and -snapdragons was used as a to; curtail water u.sage. The pipe-, i centerpiece, Trim IM ylinsr lines Will be used to carry water | The attendance prize was won from Its ifource of supply to l last niglit by Mrs. Grace Bulla a N«w color blondol 95 M i l F o M i6 d r iiib « | | y wherever It i » needed. j sixth grade class. X ' Pint, tremendoui valuel $27 Second, big style newt 1, V o fu o s GREEN Third, egtyflt! 19 CEHOUSl&SON Luxiity (ilk-Iook woob, richer subdued itripen, better * nubby^tweeds. Tailored' trimiper, terrific! All woob and WE GIVE ^^GfiEEN STAMPS . vw oltl^ blends in new li^ t sind niûixi tones. .-A Regulars, shorts, longs. C n m ^ •ftoraflom fiicfw M \ GIVEN . WITH CASH SALES Better wool flaniiel slacks TOMS ( EQUlmENT T H U R lS D A t Just toud) this fine wool For The “EARLY BIRO” flannel and you knw you’re Off-the-fldor Pullman Sleepers with authentic sofa M A R C H 1 4 . - • ; * * ' . . m . e . getting big -value! And when Land Lima, and Fnnn Monurn can bn foyn now. If styling, long dramatic lines and natural sitting you try these on you note the wHI givn on nc^y »fart to your iowrt. lîght anp how yours conabined with the comfort better detaib: turn-down of Dayton’ Koolfoam. YouH find no other sofa- Starts TOMORROW! waistband, hook-eye dosure r ' - MARCHT4-16-16-17 (thru fJUNDAY). , IN BOTH '.THESE .STORES ” •-WEST HARTFORD a r m o r y _ . . . better allover fit.... - Complete Colletiiort Of êed$ sleepers like them, no others' offering such luxuri • Join Uie Fun . . . Look Before Y’ou Buy. downright good looks. ous com fort by day, such refreshing sleep by night! 12,f3Volue$ Ready For Your Selection • See the NewMt In Boats and Boating',Aceea- Spring’s newest U^t, medium ' aortea. New Gadgets, New Advances. ■ Other PULLMAN SLEEPERS from SUVToO a Talk with the iixperta . . , get profeaalonal 1 and diarooal tones. advice , . . watch faacinating demonstra- > .ttona : meet old beating friends, *9 t e d l a c f r e e PARKING . CORK E “ 4 - I tmWKPfie REAR OF OUR STORE '• new onea;’ Everything for Family , Fun Afloat 56C ■’ .1-. / ' . ■ Berlin Turnpike , H O U ^ OPEN TO THE PUBLICt, a/Thara. nad Frl. t PJH. to, 9)80 P 3 I. ■ Satnrtey IL A.M. to 9lS0 P.M;- I N KS. (Routes 5 and 15) FURNITURE DEPARTM ENT Sunday , t P3I. to 7:00 P.M. tOM’ER STREET .FLOOR/LEVEt THE oHAirnaio 0E A U ^ AC^.. Ine. A t . R o u t e 72 Q^pass^î S 4 G f - 5 2 7 4 « PHONE MI 9-SS21 , ^ - 1
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• .'c i-",' X • f fi • r I . ■ - Ji; '' V 'f- \ Vi ■ r \ .-vp.r-..v- -W -vv (« ;-^K- : \ . ’"I ' *'■= ^ 'TT^ i •■•(■ t.-: P A G E SEVENTEEN / v ^ ft N O M T E R SVBm N O m A L D . M W ‘ “ ~ FAGS snEtBssy ^ T MANCHESTER EVENING HERA1.D, MANfiÊSTPRr CO^N., WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ig. 19S7 ...... — John Pringle, president. A npm* Mrs; Kenneth Fox, ’ Mrs< ,WaHer cated a desire to quit him on re- , Columhiai , tnating . committee was appointed Deptula, Mrs.. R, F, Jensdni Mrs. Beck Sidesteps ‘ports that union, funds may have to present a slate of officers at Laurens Holbrook Jr., and Miss helped pay fat "building the home which .the union bought-from him IlisUe Sti ! /<•,"' • M instrel Shows ■ next month's meeting. S '’ / Latham. .-(•tsA*w n i »HewN*4 • tbit hipTOrt 'l"-* « 1- •m' Statusi Reports He added; Gaza Strif) Action Columbia, March .13 (Special)— Girl Scouts at the end of their Also, Mrs. ' Marshall Nu^fefr lew pp«t jvt cut tfotA The Uons Club, of Columbia is program" and to the adults a( the " I am not concerned about any •. p captain; Mrs. Ounnar Olspn;' Mrs. .(Continued from Page One) inquiry, into the house. The Team presenting a m)nl8êl.ln Yeomans end o f Lb*" meeting. " Cart Gosline, Mra, Wllljut' Fletch- sters’ Union for 200 years has pro WELDON DRUG CO. >i__> (Continued ~Psgs One) ^ ting forth a "number of "aeeump- Hall at 8:15 p.m, F id a y and Sat Socle'ty Session Set . (• ' 901 Main Street—M I 3-5821 tiona" on its rights. President e-" Mrs. Joseph Armstrong, Mrs; ';i sold business district property vided a residence fdr its general urday. !rhe Ladies’ Society df the Co- liltddla East actne^'M long ma ia Elsenhower assured the Israelis thjaj lumbia Congregational Church, E.: Y5. MacDougslL Mrs. Adolph st's prbfit of over 1200,000. The president It provided tw'o for Dan Myton Berkowitx ■ will be "Hinrlchs an^-Mrs. Mason Nuhfer. I aecaaSary.’’ their hopes Would “ not be in vain.’’ . interlocutor. Endnien will ,/^be will meet in Yeomans .Hall tomor Teamsters had nothing to do with ’Tobin (Beck's predecessor — one GOO Hammarskjold has maintained row afternoon' with; deSsei t hinch Also, Jiilrs. Russell Spearman, that. I • . ' In Miami Beach and one in Mas A ' .aourca clostr ta Bones, Maurice Alexander; ^tiobo, ^Sypl has the unquestioned legal at 1 o’clock. The newly appoint c a p ^ n r ‘ Mrs.-' Norman Brett- " I invested In the Groirvenbr sachusetts. I sold the Miami Beach akjold ;aaid It wai not rig^t tb Gaza under the 1949 armis Morris Kaplan; Rastus,/-BJuAiene Dente; Sambo, Rolart^ Laramie; ed pastor. Rev. George K. Evans schiisider, Mrs! John Hansen, Mrs. House (one o ^ h e city's big, new House for the Union recently for R.E.WANDELL whether ^ha. Secretary tice, but Israel claims repeated Will address the group. William Forbes end Mrs. Robert apd swank apartment' houses). The 1100,000. r refused to move to aggressiona launched from the Amos, Tommy Davts, and Andy, would go to Giazfi'and Iirael. Freddy Davis Jota: A. MaeVeagh Members should bring their mite Russell. ’ ■' Teamsters had nothing to do with Miami Beach. T h a f’s why. the 8tat(maat4ty C.8. Strip voided the armistice! The boxes. Hostessed. will' bg-Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George B.. ^mRH that.” union bought this one.’' Building uie have charged there haa been will be the' planlnt. The U.S. State Itapattment got Lyndon Little, Mrs. Albert Kuhn- are co-chairmen of the drive which Amt. he said there were other The New York Times quoted! renewal of commando activity A variety M acts will be pre o u t'a statement—which, offictala sented by iduUs, and, school chil tyj 'Mrs. Mason Nuhfer, Mrs. Ken i expected to -nd‘'this weekend. properties on. which he turned a Beck today as saying he wlU ask I Contractor said was meant primartty^ for troHi Gaza since their troops wers neth Fox and Mrl. Horace S. Holt. tidy sum. Angered by a published the executive board of the Inter rawn. dren. Some of the acts iiated afe Anyone not contacted should for-, Resicl«nHai*Comm«relai Bgyptr-ûfgi^ cooperation With Red Cross Canvassers ward contributions to'the Smiths. report he, had Eluropean invest national-Brotherhood of Teamsters \"- accordion solos, ballet dancing, tap the tlJT. “toâln tain peace and. d a n ^ g , saxophone solo, Hawaiian Canvassers participating in the ments. too," Beck denied vehement to appropriate at least $2 million Altera»iohs-RemodtHii9 tranquility" In ^'t^ Middle East Bditar solo, I barbershlp quartet present Red Cross Drive locally Manchestef^ Evening Hemld-Co- ly that he ever, had invested as to "intensify our organizing and It . Said the tns.. government singing, special band numbers alid arc Mrs, Bijrton Starkey,-captain; liimbla 'correspondent, "Mrs. Frank much as a nickel outside the coun strengthen the union.!' ’‘Business Built On see the hew We>st/nghdu$e strongly supported the. role of the several .musical numbers and spe Mrs. Fred' Gebhardt, Mrs. Leo SIsrrhisa, telephone ACndemy try. A Seattle dispatch to the Timet Customer Satisfaction” U.N. and "ipeclfically'Hhe func Stocks, y ci l^y acta. Cohen; Mis . Ethel Black. Mrs. 8-9060. ' - Job Pays 854),000 said Beck indicated this move IMAGINE! tioning ‘ o f ' the U.N. Em^rgeicy would be the union’s reply to the Full Insurance’ Coverage •ferf 'tit;'- y John LaCroix knd George Smith G.. V. Johnson. Mrs. Harry Fox, "I actually am working for noth . Force. QuotatloBs^^Îsh^d^ljr are co-chairmen in charge. Sol T.'.rs. Harland" Smfth, Mrs. Silas All-weather roads and highways ing, because, at 62, he qualified Senate investigation. Tel. MI 0-3033 In Jerusalem. Israeli Foreign Slnder ia tlc.,et chairman; Louis Barrett and Mrs. Frederick Macht. in Turkey how total 20,500 miles last June for retirement at full sal The time. . which Inteiwiewed Minister Golda Meir called in U.S. Coburn A Mfddlebjx^k, the. ' After 5:00 P. M. ’ Axelrod, refreshments, and C Also. Mrs. Arnold Sibyonen, compared with 10,851 miles In ary. Beck yesterday, also quoted him as Ambassador EdWard B. 'Lawson Bank 8t<^ks\\ • 82 BALDWIN ROAD No more messy defrosting! cni'tain; Mrs. Marshall .Squier, 1950. Asphalt-surface roads total But he declared he "positively" saying his union “ positively won’t to express "most serious concern” B14, Aeki Presebtt Hodges and V/illlam Purnham, program. Mrs. Lucien Hennequln.^JlrB. Rob- 2.174 miles as against 1,008 miles intends to seek another term. get hurt” by the hearings in MANCHESTER, CONN. ' at the Gaza developments. She al First Natlortalânk >r» Xr,-a gtan|^ Anflrewil The Henste committee has Indi- Washington. .' so instructed Abba Eban. Israets of Manchester . . . . 29 34 V 70 Scouts at Program six, yeark'sgn,------^______-1 ; ambassador to wasnipgton. to cut Hartford,-National rAjmroxlmately—T'l— Scouts Do teu/idiy double-qvltk in just 26* o f qpace/ short a Florida vacation and re and Trust Co. 30 3 2 (a and Browhies'>particlpated in the A genuine FROST^FREE* m. turn to his post for urgent talks Bank and special program presented at Tues with the State Department. ist Co...... 37',i 4014 day evening's PTA meeting Ih Con A t a eeneetioneUow 'prtcei ^ Miniiter Reuben Shlloah, anchester Trust ...-6 4 69 junction with Girl Scout ^Week charge of the Israeli embassy Irf Fire Insurance Companies "Carol Lusky' vvas announcer. • ■ *4' “Washington in Eban's ------Aetna Fire .. ;,.... 68 *4 71 >4 The various troops presented met 40 minutes last Hartford Fire ____ ..1 5 6 168 various aspects of the local Girl acting Secretary of S ta ^ Chris NaUonal Fire ...... 71 . 78 Sco.ut program. Brownie Troop tian Herter to pr'eserft Israel’s Phoenix ...... 73 76 ,44 displayed and explained the B o th F o r ^ views. He was undejKfiood to have many craft projects it has com Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. indicated Israel, rpitht feel free to pleted this year and some it eX' I Automatfc Dtfrenting XtP*. Aetna U fa ...... 177 189 exercise its r ^ t of self-defense Aetna Casualty .....1 2 0 130 pects to do in the future. '•up ilio TMm —m eMrt «Mi MW, aM Ike Male Merl should Egypt^’^ a in take'^ control .«m • •. o- \jntf»Fn9z»rl Conn. General ...... 253 263 The Mariner Scout sang the W E ’ R E CBLEBRA of Gaza. ^ • WMh md dry jit tho HIM tiaM.. f tVo 8 pound lotde. Hartford Steam Boiler 75 80. Nsr\"y Hymn and explained about V Bunche continued his confer Travelers ...... 7.6 >4 80 their phase of Scouting,. Including \ • Funout Now Way to Waoh in Lnundromst—Thrifty Dir«^' ences with- Egyptian officials in Public UtUIUes canoeing, sailing, time telling and *1*'; Air Flow in Drytrl . ■ • Cairo and kept in close telephone Colin. Power ...... 40 42 rope tying. contact with U.N. headquarters in Conn. Light i Pawer 17'4’ 10 The younger Girl Scout troop ^ T i m Z«ro>Dt|rM 61^. FVmmt • jart on* wadiini H>Nd do« omy Joh .3. . infely, eompletelyt New York,. Bunche told reporters Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 56 >• 58 present^ a play entitled, "The A «rp ftiwfti bttow Mfol no nood for a duinio of qpwds, eror. he was awaiflng new inatructiona Hartford Gas Co. 36 39 Mystic (3harm.“ which ■ Included from his chief. So. New England ' fairies, wood nymphs, a witch, a • Um kaa aoap, Imb watar, lata aUetrieityi When U.N. forces Were admitted Tel...... 39 41 girl who spoke all her sentences to Egypt, the Egyptian govern • Stadc thain up or uaa them rida-hyndda! Inatall anywberel Manufacturing Companies backwards and others. ment declared ^t maintained . full Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 47 ,50 The older Girl Scout trOop aang \ No Defrosting • In white and beautiful Confection ColonI rights to say where they would be songs ending the evening's Seput stationed and how long they might Asso. Spring ...... 32 35 Bri.stol Brass ...... 11 13 program. Miss Jean Natsch, %* ths'Rsfriaorstor! stay. Israel has turned down U.N. troop committee chairman, receiv DOWN proposals for putting UNEF . on Collins ...... ,110 120 Dunham Bush ...... n * . 12'/4 ed pennies from the various troops DEUVERS both sides of the 1949. Palestine tor the Juliet Low Fund. Each KEtowSZ Armistice lin;r. Em-Hart ...... 3 9 42 Fafnir Bearing ... .. 56 59 Girl Scout do.nated a penny for WITH BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU I The .26 8-mile Gaza strip, his each year of her age. \ ■ ' torically a part Of Palestine, was Landers-Frary Clk. .. 16 .18 ■AMo taora mtms ittmOafl placed iinder Egyptian control un N. B. Machine. Co. .. 36 39 Following the Scout; program. Spring is here and with it Paris Curtain’s 9th Anniversary Sale . . . Just in time for y ^ r sprinK house No^wttar to «npty or qiUll der the 1949 armistice. Israel long North and Judd ...... 35'4 3814 Carl Candels of the Public Rela cleaninif . . . you will find everything yoti need to redecorate'your home at real savings. You 11 be amazed Russell Mfg. .. 12>i 14'4 tions Department of the State of it f t ^ tod Moot Kotper* i|«^ ’a « M ir N pan Mial has charged it was used as a 'base at the many bargains Paris Curtajn has foi' you. This sale begins Thursday, March 14th. Be on time to 18 Ibo. io( toipM frMb (oco w sAI , for Arab raids into Israeli territory Stanley W'orks ...... 43 46 Connecticut spoke on. "Easter and has/bisisted Egyptian control Terry Steam ...... ___ 150 —f- Seals at Work." He described take advantage of tjiis wonderful event. - it Foralain Ham item r* Inept DOWN Torrington...... 24>-, 26'4 the work done at Camp Hemlocks fib o .tt rttttatim dewjrîedi! must nbt be returned. Israel failed to get the firm U.S. Env'lp com . .. 24*2 28 Vi In Trumbull for crippled chiidren.' # ^ ie d id ChttN and Butter 11 cu.ft DELIVERS guarantees it had demanded before U.S. Env'lp pfd . . . l l » i 12V4 The regular business meeting CooipoTtineBtBplneEgfKe^Mrl ___ $ 3.50 withdrawing from Gaza and the Veeder-Root ...... 46J4 49ts- -oL the P T A was , held with MiLLE-fiOLD STRIPE .Sharm el Sheikh area on the Gulf The above quotations ar,e not to Howard Shumway, vice president, r mrfooAt Aoo.ssm ^ fEAlW l, PE R W EEK of Aqaba, but moved out after set be construed as actual markets. presiding in the absence uf Mrs. n you CAM R i SURE...I? n t ' ^ JIG'M lilM . HMTCff WBSnN(OlHdU9E WHERE aiQ THlNQ^ ARE HAPPENING FOR fO tff DRAW DRAPES iouse > n. ■.: n. 1 M. IM tM in ntf tSMIt DELIVERY I L A U N D R Y I PRICES ARE LOWER REG. $2.98 Drape or tie-hnek style* In re&, green and NOW! FULLY AUTOMATIC PICTAIL LEADS »l T W I N S AT NEIDITZ BROS. blue. FUlI-SIZED electric RANGE! 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Through West German City Seed Ruining Bell said, more than 100,000 acriea m m v m WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING of. irrigated and otheb^4uItlvated \ Passau, Germany, March. 13 (^..among them—those who had' RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Bovine Disease^with UCbnn Professor Indus Valley land are going out or production Manchesterli .n«" high school ' COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE annually, and the faiftility of thou FOR BUSINESS In Revolt 40 Years Ago Will proyld* the setting March 30 -T h is Danube River city on th e]‘bought of the West asâ- sort of sands addiUqpu acres is being German-Austnan^ a a wborder ^ whas fa.-.*>e- 4 luxurious refuge.' Ottiers say, | Karachi, Pakistan, Mal^h.,13 for. uie spring conference of the ' SEE Bt The head of the V-S. aid mission to to Help Coifhecticut Association Health, come the main crossing point for | the foreign legion. Some complain! «nUst from y>i»- Himalaya moun- Physical EdijcatiOn and Recrea Hungarian refugees who want to I that working conditions. in Bel-1 taina has come halfa’ay around Pakistu says improper agricul pell spM the-United Stales is the world ta Study the bovine mas tural methotb could turn the JhidUa readyJifa help Pakistan Bgbt this Wallach’s tion (CAHPER). return- home. , - ' i ^!“,;j^’t*hem i ar vigbraus program^ They come here from France, And there are those Indoctri-1 CLARKE MOTOR SALES titis contrc4 proâm in Connectl'-' Valley into a desert waste within • fa A' ■ -V ' State leaders in health, nursing, out. He Is now bbaerving tesUng phytical education, coaching, rec Belgium, West Germany and ottier pated by Red agitators. German ' 301 BROAD STREET-t-MI 9-2012 BO yeare. No one is now satisfied with ^ ■ Formerly NetceWt Market West European countries. . - 'police are certain such agitators techniques being used In the pro reation, and allied fields will at gram a t the atorrs AgrlcuUural If that happens. Doth Paki . rate of progress pr the Ttheorctically, they are entitled mingled with legitimate refugees and American offc)als agreCj^The achievement of the .various con-, 328 GREEN RD. ~ Ml M 2A8 tend the session to hear a battery to repatriation if they a.sk for It.. in the great, exodus., ' A recent ■ Sxperiment Station at theXrhlver- young nation of Pakistan njiint be glty of Connecticut. servation and agricultural proJe&U -ol speakers, alt in on panel dis In practice, it' is almost impossible hunger strike by more than. 100 destroyed. The valley ia JBulatan'a Which have been Jointly undertak would-be repatriates ended a f ^ Pr. M an m o ^ 6. Sethi, who moat fertile farming i Dfop in aild grt acquainted. See our complete lfi\e of cussions and ■ View exhibitions for them to go back leggjiy. This FOR AU HOIISBHOLO eonduem research and .control on en by tbe governments of Pakistan Is mainly because-Austria,-carry Zhey got promises o( Austytan • John O. Bell, director of the U.S. and the United States." Bell said. MEATS, GROCERIES, FROZEN FOODS, -ICE planned for them. ; ■ f mastitis in India.' is working with ing the bruiit of the refugee burv transit and Hungarian entry Îsas. International Cooptation Admin- “Neither is there satisfaction to be CREAM; Etc. A ^ But the 55 million plant Itself den, fears that aecond-lhinking re ■The four leaders in the hunger FUEL FURI'OSES Dr. Wayne N. Plastridge, profes iatmtion (ICAl^msslon in Karachi, gained in the very slow progress sor of animal diseases and head of gave the Wuspng along with a hint will he one of th e' highlights of patriates may wind up in Austrian strike failed to get vjsas. Offi of the Pakistan government's own. Ue program. A tour of the build- camps again instead of going cials here speculate / th a t Com TOP GRADE MEANS* the masUtls testing laboratory at that Amejptui aid funds for Pak agrricultural program, whether or the Experiment Station. istani jt^cuiture could be more i.rr i.s planned. ..nd . its tl:--':c home.' ■ munist authorities xKave assigned n'ot a.ssisted by the United States. g>Mnnasiurhs, and styimming pool them for some other missions in Dr. Sethi is hunUng for a simple used. •'Thill Is actuslly a very healthy The homesiek Hungarian refugee COMPANY’S and practical mastitis lest for In J.S. Gives fSS MlUfon are expected .to he of particular may apply for an Austrian transit the West. 6l9 sign. This dissatisfaction should interest to thV' conference mcm- visa. But the lisfs arc long and he , .Two Icgal/lransports. , „ oi/fepa- dia's h\ige population of cows and United States, up to last be fully jexploited.'' LEHIOH buffalos. Ibe Indian government year, had spent some $85 million ber.s. may have to wait for months, l tnates frpm W est Eun“ jrppe have Bell did not ' specifically crlli FOR FINE STEAKS and FOOD wants to btteg the infection under on various agrteultarsi-projecU-mi-,- In addition. MancheM.er school After a few frusti'ating'davs in the i Germany Stokers and OH Bumera SoM aod^ control as quickly and as simply P e ltfiitn n Tt aI r a ' h a s P a It. Cl:ie' the use made,ae of AmAmerican care of IH'e CathbiK' Caritaa welfare 'Exact figures on those who have | and community leaders will be organization here,'moat try to go it alrekuy reUtrned are not .available Serviced Promptly and Eflioiefatly, as possible. Mastitis testing can istan milliona of dollars worth of aid. Some hews reports,, however, present to speîk on the'develop ome rather complex. Dr. Sethi foodstuffs. quoted him as saying Americsin alone'.’ | here. West German, officials say , \ help was not being used properly,- ment of the town's educational What is driving them back? Kbout 1,000 Hungarian refugees plains, sihee matltla may be Bell, speaking at Sind Agricul facilitie.s. tural College at Hyderabad, just They touched off a small stpnn. Welfare officials agree that Jfi' Germany have asked to be re- fay a number of different remember ., .. oat cases it is hnme«Tanny o n c e isters. NEXT TO GAS COMPANY hair, the men wear turbans to who dlrecU Chnn^tlcut maaUtia Ing at the Ston-a Agricultural ExpMment Station a t the Uni- liant flame in the dark of a Petro-1 century ago an idea with the again replaced tyranny. Com Dr. Hale will also discuss find . - hold it In place, P r. Sethi explains. versity of Conne^cut. .Wprk.rtonftWhUe Ypp_ Wgit or While You Shop grad morning. It broiight Ru.ssia sound of Utopia came from Ger- munism was the upside-down ings he has made in a/2-year study Another Indian religious cus AT THE PIANO to the edge of vvhat might have jthany,. Karl Marx and_Friedrich autocracy, more ruthless . than of major league ^Seball players, tom or belief has a direct bearing the czarst imposed. The Russians Other ^ftpeakers program baaed on bacteriojppcal hli home town in the Himalaya 10 hours. By Uia time he arrived, ^ SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EDDY REED NIGHTLY been a golden age. I Engels produced a manifesto pro He is deeply patriotic, but Ws'pa- Vr.‘ Kiddie Fair cus- YOUR BRAND triotiimi Is a mystic love of the soil rather than respect for a gov ernment or a system. L.-. 1. •New Man’ Stirring tomer! A7£BiKariF^NNERSPRIN0 MATTRESS Today his government is more state, capitalist, in a harsh sense The KNOWN name in the combination window and door of the term, than it is Commun field now offers windows and doors in EVERY PRICE A Regular $69^5 Value ist or Marxian Socialist. Its lop SPECIAL RANGE! sided economy, bent'' on industrial ^fOODLE BUGGY” and military might above alL CHOOSE FROM: THE AMBASSADOR ..faces new crises. 'Hie "new Soviet Combination catriage. stroller man" is stirring, not so much be as featured THE PREMIER foronly $ S cause of vague misgivings, His and car bed! Front drops to THE REGAL leaders, so Idhg infallible as Czar convert to a. stroller. Body in and Stalin, today are lesser ifien r THE DE LUXE (in color) commanding neither a\Pe nor lifts out of frame for car bed VOGUE RUSCOw-'THERE IS A DIFFERENCE" respect. ‘ or bassinette. Gear collapses Russians never revolted against Hat for easy carrying and r.; FOR A DEMONSTRATION CALL 11m Only 0 M n § Yeiur b iliin Bode i Im C M o r t a system. They rose In anger when storage. New heavy luggage burdens became too great. From fabric. that’s waterproof.. ^CoB CoeMoninil Ivan the TerWbir to Khruihchey A. 0. ARONSON, Di^t. Agent the Commonplace the story has Comes in beautiful. Tartan MI 9-4856 , . 'been the same. When rulers feared plaid. 't ' - C t Only one* in a lifotimo do. we hove such on opportunity of the burden might ' be unbearable, Ptrftci-icelt miniotur« of now toot . . . in fino fob- THE BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. Roll-up sleeve coat style shirt of drip-dry cotton, rict, lovinqiy dttoiltd with iittio fashion teuchoi; procHc- A WEST HARTFORD, CONN. offering such a ttwHIinq advonce in sleep engineering which they relaxed oppression. From re > Re g u l a r $29.95 , sdentiheoHy combines heahh and comfortl laxation came uprisings, from up inver«ted pleat black, convei-tible club collar, self olly ioilortd with htmi thot Iti out for on tzfro sMien’t ' r risings, new oppression. belt. Colons: Piiik, blue; yellow, lilac. woor,. ^ And best ^ all, }ust for this introductory sole, we ore oble What makes Russians whst they to give you this recognized high ood couht quality sleeping ’■ are? Probably it’s their IlislOry -r SPECIAL 3-6x $4.95 * - 7 to 14 $5.95 COATS PRICED FROM $ 11.95 to $24.95 a chronicle of unending tragedy— luxury at q thrilling km price we dor# not expect to ^ e o fl and their deep sense of identifica i Real sleeping oom t^ heginf inside' the qiqttres6«>right wHh - tion with' their past. '' TIU-lT-yOURSIU Their first great tragedy occur the innerspring coils.themselves. This "COIt-O-KDIC" Inner- red seven centuries ago. when spring h built with many, many more cods than th* ordinary hordes from Asia swept across WE GIVE S& H GREEN STAMPS Russia all the way,, ta Kiev, ^hen 9 ^ mattress. And oH these hundreds and hundreds of cods are . the fountain of Slav culture, prom pemidnently locked together by, the exclusive "PRESSURIZED” then, the cente( of Russian life method. This prevents tipping and side-sway, maintains the shifted toward Moscow.. Its grand • Bunny , Bear ’ Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only ‘ princes intrigued servilely with' YOU DO SAVE level, healthful support from top to toe recommended by so' the Aslan conquerors, ■w’ho left Rather than carry winter merchandi.se over to next season, we find ^ a t it will be easier for us many posture spedoiists. ' the Russians with a habit Of Tietter for .vou; if we take dra.stic markdowna to mov^ them out now. This will be your last chance. Sb total autocracy and S; suspicion ! come in tomorrow and .save, Beautiful heavy-weight tickings, thicldy padded, with fleecy of outside ideas. The' Russians ' cotton felt upholstering completd the oom f^ of this outstond- Hwwy-i never shook off the influence.' Through; the ages Russia ICAR BED mattress value! For long yeors of sotisfoctioo—see. it, wrapped herself in mystery. Even b^'K—todoyl THIS O FFER FO R in the enlightened 19th and; 20th A Convgrtf to a Cor Soot DRESSES .centuries, occasional travelers re turning, from Ruiala were like ad Made of heavy duty: plastic body, GIRLS' and BOYS' UMffSD TIME ONIYI venturers from another world, full ■*of-.wondrous tales pf a eh3el ..xnd adjustable hook over arms, com baffling land. plete with pad and bumliers. Col s n o w .1,000 years Poor ors; Green, gray or.'red. ' ; "We are poor with the accumu i T OiPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. lated poverty of 1,000 years,’; once;' GIRLS'and BOYS' Wrote Leon TroUky, later an architect of the Bolshevik betray-'. SAT. TILL 4 P.M.-FREE PARKlflG al. TTiey were poor' from T.OOOj JACKETS .years of great and sfnalt wars, in-.. Regular $7;95 trigues, hero saints .and legendary now<5.99 GIRLS'and BOYS' * PLASTIC WALL TILE devils, suspicion and fear,. w.a«t; and barbarism. Their histoiy wasj pockmarked by . Invading hordes j from Asia and predatory enemies ALL DAY MONDAY COAT SETS ^ lineg up as t locte...itS ■fiK)lpf0(»P( frfam the,west, a history of vast superstition, deep myaticlsnfi maaR.I TBURS. and FRI. till 9 P. M. BOYS' ' '‘Now yoa.«a tik fonr balli k'artory ignorance. - ' ‘ • I (or « btde w SSO* Cheeir It was a history finally domi-1 Bubk or puia poUrnu ia Demonstrativa (oTrtp docorotor colon. Tbo nated by Moscow, whoso, prlncfes; FLANNEL SHIRTS .k .« r k bô4 ia, ikr 4iit Friday, Misrcli 15 restlessly pushed but their log i fa toAod ow. cabin principality in ever-widening | e P.M. to 9 PAf. circlea. Tlie story-is dotted, with CORDUROY SHIRTS m n MtnHicTioNs grandeur,qr. bbUckened by oppression,, constantly irepeating itself*’ ! KIDDIE OFF Through it all ran a mystip [ Long Sleevel Gottori Shirts theme of Russia as the worldt.1 PUONE Ml 3.S858 M«N HE«TER VMLLPAPER t PAINT CO, 1. . 1085.1089 MAIN ST. INCOMPLETE SIZES 0 4 MANCHESTER center, the Russians as the world’s . i . 249 ^ROADSTREET—'reL. MI 9-6591 ' ADAMS AND HILUARD STREETS hope of sslvaUon.) Iîsstan 1U«* I t . tura mirrocaq this quirk of ter. It sung In dirgea of Rln and’-V V W w - I . f /. W 7 - /■ i . X .'7 V '/' 1'^' ' -‘‘i ■ /^■ :U: H- !/ m -• ' . w x x : / i / MANdHEÊR. EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., WED?k-»t- -Your Bhoee Wiepping Here" Cxlilleratea- when only Qie VorM hnU il! “But h w In Bie world 'did. you' ever Everybody elee'daea. ,T. W. It'a alwasv a pleaaiira to browae'* HALE SHpE REPAll^ will keep through the FAIRW AY, 975 Main persuade an heiress like her - td them in Up-top' condition for a. Street becauae there ia alw’aye * No matter how fast a clock marry- you? ‘ v •' CMS- »wr to Preyiout B a r g a i n s tiny price. Mere is a' modetp :Sueh an iittereating . variety o f runs it always wmda up In the Jack—.paay, .1 sent her 35 re«T ahop, equipped with up-to-date ma- same place. Machine Age merrhahdi'ae attractively diapleyed One of the mo«t tinpleisaht footi whfin he heard the statue praised, rosee on ’hei- 30th birthday. chlnea. to handle nil your Shoe re- •for easy shopping,. Remember you- ban^gapries ever' played occurred ■ If it were really so perfect, the ■palring,' ' restyling. Plenty of SO much V L i s t e d b y u i r e r can pay cash, charge IL or use aome ^ a r a ago im a Novefnber boy would frighten the birds AOBOai 8 Machine parking. Green Stamps. Cour- their convenient lay-a-way plan. d«y Philadelphia. away.” , , . . -x ■ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER •workers tedua WHILE-YOD-WAIT aeirvlce. World Green Staippe, too. the ipidat of a delujie of show- ; 1 Eceantric 4 Pamphlet for so little fid rain, the Cornell captain w’on Little Joe had made a bar of .wheal 5 O re^ letter Peeled fresh pbar halves will- •lha "toss and ..bitterly stared -out li Mifatard Sardine* packing box, and adrawled a algn '4 Car part $%indot need to be baked In a moderate; Maine sardines, packed In over Franklin field, covered with on it: "Thia is .the wild west and a n i u , " bearing oven for about half an hour to be tangy muatard aaucc, are an Idaal cold, gray aluah.' this box U the l,ast.xphartce IJlCaltdriitk 7 Japanese tender. Baate the pears with a ready-on-the-ihelf anack for thoae liam w wikei Cornell Captain—Do - you have Hapiiy .Anniveraarv Saloon." , . ^ llPUht pertX outcast ■ Eachanoe Your Crownihg Glory Spring Is Showing sugar ayrup flavored with lemon j who like their food with a Mp. CORNiCTICUT MIOICAL lltVICI to play.'fpotball in that fluid? SCHULTZ BEAUTY = SALON, Summtr.Lace! Aiiother youngster awaggehed 14 Vnemôyed 8 Name The "OGILVIE SISTERS" have Smart new DRESSES for noW-' while they're baking. Serve with i Serve juat aa thay coma froth tha M . M X 181 • NIW MAVM 1 Answer - - Yea, Which end you ISTbue r 983 Main St. celebrates ita 11th up, pounded on,the bar, and cried, 8 Notion . anniversary jn Manchester this the ahawefs to ail your hair and ir.to-summer have blossomed Into vanilla ite 6ream. .. can or in, a rye-bcaad sandwich want? "i'll have-a ryie." II Uke A tlas” 10 Building Held up 43 Competent 5313 scalp litoblema. . iriieae famous Cornell Captain — Well, we'll month. Satisfied customers have view ready to be "picked" In the ------I with' a thick alica of Bermuda I A third, much younger, swag It Moral ' cUfigram' 38Soon 43 Machine part preparations are available at Fashion Dep’C. pf MONTGOMERY Soon the Windows Will Be Open onion. kick with the tide. 30 African 38 Russikn river 44 Fair helped them grow and expand. gered 'up alongside ‘ him, and . 11 Remit Six beauty experts here will con PINE-LENOX PHARMACY. 299 WARD CXiMPANY. Perennially You'll want only tuneful, pleas antelope- , 11 Revised 48 Japanese t East O nter St. and PINE PHAR squeaked, ‘'Make mine" whole 17 Void tinue to serve you with skill and favorc;d navy seems especially ant-sounding m'lisic to float out. Fy»r ti|w 'Wearing of the Green’ Then there was the New Yorker wheat,” ' ' * 31 Wile 18 PMce goddess »> Chinese aboriiine MACY, 864 Center St. Enjoy pro- fresh and new this .spring. In sizes KEMP'S, 783 Main St, have a com 'There ia atlll time to purchase Who went crazy in Moscow- talent. Let's take a spring's good 33 Rim 33 Loved ones ^ 47 IfUh girl fetsiopal-like treatments at home. for Jps. and Misses there are allin plete INSTRUMENT REPAIR St. Patrick’s Day paper tableware subway. All the pictures already 48’Vlbrate look at ourselves to decide If our 34 Skeleton part 34Berriers 38 Wandering Tnie. line, recently .taken over by sl.apHy sheaths some topped with DEPT, staffed with a trained, ex and decorations at the FAIRWAY, had mustaches.*- / . It’s confusing how a man can 3S Bread spretd 40 Nsrrowboerds SOTanulums present hair-do continue^, to agree SIRetion- Dorothy Gray, Includes specially figure-hugging ' boleros. Capture perienced personnel to remedy the 975 Main St. Make the holiday get into financial difficulties in a 37 Feminina ' Amphltheeter 41.Tr6ubled (ah.) with our face, our mood, and 36 prepared SHAMPOOS for oily the look of a new season In a full- trouble on your wind and. string colorful and easy tha "paper plate day when everything he buys . nickname ifarch 1957's fashion. Let's book Henry Morgan: "Middle age is "pays for Itself" \ hair that lift* exceaaive oil and skirted shirtwaist dress, more instruments. All work is guar w!ay.” 30 Straightener an appointment for an Easter leaves hair bright and sparkling. that period In life when you can't r r r r-r feminine and distinctive than ever, anteed. Call MlUhell 3-.5480 for S3Putln \ • PERMANENT now. Mitchell There la a shampoo for dry and decide which there la the more of t _£ to wear and wear comfortably for estimates and picjt-up service. A fruit pie should be covered harmony „ 3-8951. for normal hair,' 8-oz bottle $1. The -age or middle.'' Jpnscn was proudly displaying r" months. Avoesdo green, also- lilac and kept at room temperature; '.“ j-hts^new. false-teeUi to the boys at lllbb * tr~ CREME .HAIRRINSE $1 frees JL are trying for top honors this Use all-purpose flour for yeast before eerving the pie may be There was a sculptor in ancient the office. 38 Dofie B - r r SarOMonlte TraveL Bureau Offers . fine hair of snarls and tangles and breads so there will be enough heated In ~the oven. 36 Distrcti rigna '.Fashion and Travel Tip* imparts a healthy gleam to dry, •ptlng. Buy severs! DRESSES and Greece who carved an image of a Co-Workers — And what does LINEN SUITS.when you catch a gluten to make the franriework boy holding a bunch of grapes. your wife think of the new chomp- 17 Chemical r~ i B The newest idea for a gal going dull hair, CREME-SET, 7Sc non- loaves or rolls. I i glimpse of the pleasing tags, Raster Toys Are Oiddljr d P p N I N G People said the work w as'so per- iers? <• auflbcei ■ on a,trip thi.s .year is to,color- greasy and non-sticky keeps hair 38 Volcano . il A $898 end |9,98.______All manner of lovable, eoft toy used to swoop down ; .Icnaen—Oh, I don't know;.__ J. match her luggage to her travel in place—and loreltei—than ever. Oeate a Oiiest Room bunhlee hiwe hooped on the 40 Heavenly Solve all your hair and scalp prob- on the sta^tue- to try tp eat the I never open my mouth around the costume. J. W, HALE-CORP. Is Inexpensivel.v ahelvee o f •PINE-LENOX PHAR- THURSDAY^ body 9 ' IL I-ook \\ nat 25c Buys grapes. "Ah," said the sculptor | house. featuring these color - matted lema here. With a STEEL FRAME that ad MA(?T^x299 Reel Center St. eijd J 1 WingUka part p P On the Notion Counter of J. W. B. travel outfits plus free travel in justs to fit any size mattress, you PINIP PHARMACTY, OS' Center 43 Corridor tr formation and packing tips In the Hot Buttered Soup HALE CORP. you'll find stainless w steel manicuring FILES (4" and can provide a comfortable- spot Sty'-'^How they can delight the 4S Driad grapes m Samsonite Travel Bureau, located Dear Den Mother: to relax anywhere In the house. OUT OUR WAY tr 5") only 25c each, triple cut for i.-ljiârte of youngetera a t; Eaeter-, BY J. R, WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE . with MAJOR ftOOPLE 48 Astrakhan P in the luggage department down A wonderful solution to the re It’s a sensible answer to the alee him eheitfr'i neiceiit SI At this time freshment problept of Cub Scout smooth, beautiful fingernails. Or •ritime. There are pluehy bunniea IT if stairs. The Bureau is offering free Ing arrangement of growing ekfl- (life else and giant) with tall pink S3 Straysd 1 vacation information^, on the na gatherings was passed slong to choose a folding pocket file with a dren. Heldboards. can be added $tore for tvonten. BETTER SNAP CAN'T STAY, m ajor! S3 British W<\ 1 me by a cohort. She serves crack gold plate handle. Also by "Boye" ears, friendly puppies and cute OUT OF .THAT WE HEARD THE // tion's moat popular feaorts. If you any time. Only $9.^8 at W ^ K IN S . kittens. Many ere individually HBLCOf*,B,goY6f yoo'Ke X princsss i have silver-grey hair, then your ers with Hbt Buttered Soup In the 'TWEEZERS have firm-grip 935 Main St. (reg. these A TONIC TO A STRICKEN HUNCHBACK M 19^5 r attlin g S>Aie . r n ’ IT i fl iiiiliNM paper cups — a most delicious, ping points. Scatter aeveral flies wrapped in plastic. Reg. $2.98 now OF NOTRE R7TS-AND PANS basic wardrobe of greys and blacks STEEL FRAMî? cpiv roll easily $1.9L The genuine fur animals will 50KV I CAN'T 55 BiMkal name i will be doubly accented by Sam a - - r c .R - i nourishing drink. A pat of butter, convenlentl.v about the house, and D A M t ROLEr IN THE Kitchen on 2-inch casters i>f lock securely sit In your lap continuously for $TI?A1SMTEN up— I FfiAR 56 P reJîng plj 8 " K w sonite “Sea Grey." If you are a floated on top, at the last minute, you'll he taking effeOtlve Steps 4n 0V ST. PATRICK'S — tWAT'BLIKE trMrfaMfNpffiSFuM-.. • -a In place w-Jlh a-Toot pedal. Con hours and they need no daily rare. 777 MAIN ST. ONERWOCK MAS ' S7 Ptriod otttai brunette or a brownette, your most is an extra, touch which the boyi helping a young.ster break the 3 DAY, MAJOR/ THu NDe r At 0“ R n ■ V - • gm- venient for spaall rooms, they pro A66RAVATED AN OLD _ flattering colqr.s being camel, rust, And intriguing. Cream of celenii fingernail biting habit. He’ll reach . MANCHESTER — THE OWLS A P ic n ic .' -D O W N ' cream of mushro'om, tomato sdup vide a vejrMtIle arrangement of 5ACRO-1LIAC WAR WOOfiio' IL 1/ beige, smart copper tones, you'll for the file when a rough ■ edge bedrooityTurnrshlngs. -BUT VOU'LL STAY A RE Win d in g 1 Type holder IT —they are popular witlyiiiiiig.i!u>iq.a#N| "buttered-up” ■ bevei>^. .OUTING.' preen'* will set off redheads dra- Save the liquid from canned 'ry./- ^ beets and add a little water plus .aae*e***«*aee*«*, 'jnatically and it's an excellent No Down Paypri>ht for a Houseful choice for chic women who wear sugar, virtbgar and salt to make *• PRISCILLA\S POP The Winner BY AL VERMEER "Carpeting sweet-sour. Bring the liquid to much black, navy, brown. Should This mile-*-minute cloth is fun Just as'Xhe lawns and hills beau Everybody’s asking for the vnu be a blond, then choose "Sea a boll with several whole cloves, a . , , . J ito crochet, and is as crisp and’ col- tify thimaelves anew every spring tew alspice and a atlck of cinna bread that’s fresh baked with • Blue , a heavenly pale shade < '> k e ,i^ summer flowers! Forty wjtfi______fresh bright_ . carpeting, . so our FAn-0 mon, Pour over hard-cooked an early morning skyi to ■ match inches of beauty that Vs ideal,-Komea deserve an invigorating And auch fufi for daughter to butter added to taste better! the...----- color- of------your eyes. D...V.Richly1,. lined gift-giving or use in your own hopeful l i f t . MANCHESTER egga and refrigerate overnight. wear! A darling no-alecve dress Drain and aerve with cold cuts with quilted taffeta, the eniooth i jjininjr.srea • CARPET CEN'TER, corner Main that wrapt and ties in a jlify for an evening buffet anack. bars and hangersv, = no^»*.. • keep clothes 1 Pattern No. 5313 contains cro and Middle Tpke. makes it possi Tiny little panties are also pro tailor-pressed fresh. See all the chet directions; fllet chart; Stitch ble for you to enjoy a bouaeful of vided. matching pieces $19,60 to $49.50 illustrations; material require lush carpeting with NO MONEY No. 8475 with Patt-O-Rama inf Welcome a New Season in Good Form / and- choose Samsonite for your ments. DOWN and up to 3 years to pay. eluded ia ' In sizes-.-3, 3. 4. 5, 6 HomeTown Ea.ster holiday, your spring honey Send 25c JM coins, your name, Attractive spring patterns snd years. Size 3. dress. 2 y'arda of A w-ell-fitting Easter suit or moon or your summer vacation. address amf the pattern number to textures have arrived. Skip Into 35-inch; panties, 3-4 yard. , dress depends on a smooth, com ANNE dABOt, THE MANCHE8. the store, or ask to have the sam For this pattern aend 35c in fortable foundation garment., MRS. GLAZIER, an experienced cor- Have a (Hip of Breakfast TFJt EVENING HERALD. 1150 ple bar brought into yotir Hving coins, your name, addreas, size de Favor your family with a.,AVE, AMEKICAS, n e w YORK room. There's no obligation. sired, and the pattern number to setiere, can pluck from hgi* exten m SEE BURNETT. THE MAN sive inventory, the exact garment “ijMEYGcrr bouncy breakfa.st lift — a cup of iS6, N. V. / steaming hot soup. Soup for break- ; It’s ready! The 1957 Needle- •Oamet” Sandpaper Saves Much CHESTER EVENING HERALD. for,you, to whittle yolir waist, trim THE SIGNAL = fast has a three-way advantage. I work Album — . flfty-*lx colorful Work 1150 AYE. AMERICAS, NEW hips, mold yotn- figure magnifi 'The warm liquid nourishes. The |pages showing many pretty, de- JOHNSON PAINT (X)MPANY, YORK 86. N.Y, cently. The Foundation Dept, of AILEY QOP- ■-good flavor creates a happy mood. I signs; plus directions for making 723 Main St. carries "G A R N E T " Basic Fashion. Spring A Sum FAIR F a s h i o n s , 63i Mam st. M V. T. HAMLIN The newnes.s of the idea arouses 3 crochet items and a quilt. Only SANDPAPER which cuts faster, mer '57 will delight you with Us (formerly Lenore's). .WE'LL PHOeXY KNOW 'IM EVEN COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO interest. Surpri.se- _ . your____ brood J * ftnth 25c OK« •a copy. lasts longer and is preferred by wealth of smart, easy to sew fiWJCKSi \ WITHOUT TH* DESCRIPTION... tomato soup and toast tomorrow, moat handymen once they’ve tried - styles; special features;. gift pat- JCnIttIng. and Crocheting /G a p ) GUESS DON'T GIVE UP ON NOT UNLESS YOU KEEP YDUR it. even though it costs a little I tern printed inside the book. Send Is on (he Rise ...... a n y g a m b l e r g o o d then serve hot . beef broth as a 31ake«It a Date for I-iinrh ENOUGH TTAKE OU I'LL NEVER ME YET, MR. MCLION,,, ' FOOT OUT OF TH' BUCKET, more. Since Sanding Is a tedious for it now—just 25 cents. The popularity of handwork is LEARN TD I'LL START HITTING RIF r SO STOP LETTING braakfasl beverage a few daya The L U N .C H E O N E T T E at JACK EAST OUT OF A A s RIP RAPT wW/Fps laler, 'x ' ARTHUR DRUG STORE, 942 Main job you'll want to accomplish it growing. W hy? It’s a pastime that HIHÛTHPAWS, WHEN THEY SEND IN 'EM MAKE A MONKEY OUT as quicky and effectlvlilv as possir Is lota of fun and can unw-lnd tense « 7B,0 0 0 STEAMBOAT/ POR TUB THIRD 5777A/G«r c o f ^ N r A RIGHT-HANDER! OF YOU WITH THOSE CROSS St. is the place to relax whether Growth Electronics TtN ^ FIRE PITCHES AND START Parking Meters A re'êe you have 5 minutes or .50 for a mid ble. Ask for “GARNET" SAND "We suggest-'-the purchase of nerves, too. Step Into YOUR STEPPING INTO THAT BALL! Did you know the FAIKWAY, day meal, or a quick, satisfying PAPER the next Jim's you have to AMPHENOL EUBCTRONICS, YARN SHOP, 50 Cottage St., (lur 975 Main . St. is open Thursdw snack. Hearty, generoualy-filled prepare a surface for painting. It selling to yield 5.46 per cent." CO ing Marrh while POMPADOUR and. Frida.v nighLs until nine -and fitindwichea. are offered In tempting will save you hours of work.' BURN an'd MIDDLEBROOK, 629 y a r n Is po'.i: OFF. Put your all day Monday for your shopping Variety. Crisp, fresh salads,'mouth- Main S t . 'o n Mitchell 3-1105 fbr spare time-to w-ork; enjoy making conveirience ? And no need to put w a rin g - . desserts and always Broiling canned peaches for a further information and details. ‘ handsome creations. The "PompX- penniea in the prtter Ftiday freshly-brewed coffee.plus ail man meat gai-nlah? Insert a few whole dour" twinkle yarns, entwined cloves In each peach halve, sprin 00^1 3-'S nights! ner of ice cream concoctions will Making mayonalse? Add oil ex with metallic or rayon threads, satisfy particular appetites. The kle with brown sugar and dot with tremely slbwly-and beat each addi sparkle for the life of the garment. service is prbnjpl, the atmosphere butter or margarine before broil- tion in thoroughly to prevent Perfect for a glamorous stole, de Bm'k Corniah Game Hen Is All Ing. conducM to p e a s a n t digeation. separation. lightful baby wearables, or decora White Meat Try itjjaqi A skillful carving performance, 1 tive accessories for the home. IN ------X X 1957 Weeringhoose Line Is STRUCTION IS FREET. If you’re . with the eyes of dinner guests upon [ Dlspla.ved Dp Raster Dry-Cleaning Now already a knitter, one visit , to you, is not nccc-ssary when you : s stormy Weather Fare GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE. If last year's wardrobe must do BOOTS AND HER BU D P]^ YOUR YARN SHOP will have you Greetings! BY EDGAR MARTIN serve R O av CORNISH GAME Broil meaty Maine sardines until 713 Main St., proudly presents the another season, don't d e s p a i r. buzzing with new ideas. Save on BUZ SAWYER HENS from Lvnn Poultry fa r m s - in ' bubbly. Alternate on toSsfed complete line of 1951 W E S 'n N G - Everything yop wear can be re BY ROY CRANE famous "Tioga," "Bear Brand," the Parkade. Simplv lift one wholewheat bread with slices HOUSE ranges, refngeratprs. vitalized with a "llke-new" ap- plump, juicy GAME HEN from the , crispy bacon. Sprinkle with "Bernal" and "Fleischer." VOORtXNOVJ I SiNCi 7UE YOUNS MNTIIMAH It a FONY! i» WHTTytAKT THINW y THW w , pearance at MARTINIZING. the A flT Wit to DPI ALOMt, MK. rof AAI! roa.ster onto the dinner plate and a chopped pickles and lemon juice. m ^ es" which are the washer*" and I ONE-HOUR DRY (CLEANING at aARtt'TBtmBLE ^ Ht CAN i m i M l, NCl/rM AFUiP Plnt-slxe Easter Bonnet* xorka iktriati iMoam to i(((fr WHAf'LLX fea.vt begins. Introduce your family; Pass the prepared mustard — If dryer"Jeach only 25" wide) that' Center St. Here is a Pteoar vivb MiSTAKINl n i MNR/YOU'UVM and guests to this delicious ALLl.Voii like. A real he-man sandwich A flowery new straw- hat for THIS IKAtlAM WAn n t MIR8ILF, NAME HIM, can be installed side by aide o n ; *e>'Vk:e combining quality work . KIBU10«N «l$‘4IFTS*WtH'r I TO MNP WHITE .MEAT treat. Weighing a for hearty cold weather appetitles. your little ^rl if a "must" for the j hranon OAWY* IA«. ^PiPPIRTOa floor or w-tol or placed on top of speed at no, extra cost.. No full pound, 99c each, they may by j “ ■ -•— • each-other. ^Joy new flexibility | Waiise all Easter parade a'nd after.' MARI-; stuffed or not. Uae the 'gablets In ‘ Patrick's Day Refreshments and freedom in planning y o u r I )'’”*'** ■* done right on premises, MAD'S, 891 .Main St. have dainty, ! the gravy. . TW* 8“ >' b o lid y when clay pipes, laundry area. "The WESTING- ■' Why not send all the shirts to the lacy hats, of straw- and .embrojder- ^ ' ___ L... [.shamrocks, the Blarney Stone and ed eyelet that arc frosted w-itl{, When you are cooking chicken the Wearing of the Green, is the HOUSE electric rangVrin white or i SHIRT SERVICE. sports cor edats confection colors gives,^ you a 299 West Middle Tpke, (near the streamers, flow-er cluslei'S. film-)’ ^ for broth, and are planning to hold order of the da)' calla for festU^ Parkade). The men-folka will sayq veiling to tie saucily under h er; the cooked poultry and liquid over- refreshments. SWISS PASTRY cooler kitchen and economlcbLnper- Btlbn ( the oven uses electricity “ I like this perfectlo’n." Bfith stores chihi Prices arc from, $1.49 and up. ; We d(»'t know how to com- ' night, refrigerate the chicken meat I ®HOP, 1R.3 North Main St. hM ap- opep daily 7 to 7. Thursdaya to 9. and the soup in separate contain-, P^|'®Pf|®tely CAKES, only 7 minutes of each hour). Pe>r, pare a Corvette with an MG, Toplato sauce, '\vith meaL add- ' but wra can tell you that our ^ .era. CUPCAKES, COOKIES that are feet baking in any rack position, x real eating enjoyment. Open seven thanks to Flberglas insulation.' ce candled fruits fine and add led. la delicious on spaghetti: but tport ' car coau eutrace all Cooking units unpli^ for easy don't forget Lhat tuna Osh, minced others. Styled In clean lines For AIL I'oiir Girls days-from 7 to Ti 'is to a'>mstard filling (or.* wfk'l* ( f cleaning. The BUILT-IN R R F R i-1 yellow ’Vqyer cake-. Nice around canned clams or anchovjes may | of sleek cotton, they’re right ■T| Easter Sunday is.a .d a y of sun substitute for meat for flavor ' for school and all general rise church 8evvice.era ^TELCyWION SPORT (X)ATS and SLACKS that . Teny Arden PSDflRAMI SALE DAY^THURSDAY,. FRIDAY, SATURDAY WITHOUT LOVE ...... look right on ‘your growing son Given With Cash Sales Thursday ^ A , March 14, 15, 16 J regular dr husky i are .found In ' the Bovs' and Students' Shop of G. B. HOUSE A SON.' H ere' you’ll And outstanding fabrics. I UtWTA Lcrrgb Remnant Department tallo|-ed in single' breasted, neat MGMENT lines he wants.' , He'll pave that OPEN MONDAY Through FRIDAY 9 > 5:3/ ^ INCORPORATED wêll dressed look for B4ster-into- THURSDAY 9 to 9— SATURDAY 9 to 5 ; aiimmer... 'The famous ''’Chip*"' 76%Main St. Sj.dc OrMn Stamp* Glvgn Tel. Ml-X'5680 line for 4-12. "GorUey" and "P .! T PHONlMl3-73^ t I for size) 13-20. *\Hla mirror FDRNnURE and MUSIC HOME OF FRIGtliAlRE will .**)',; ".You never / looked bet-- ly Ur." jf'“ ■S :. 'f. VL ■■■ ■:. >'VJ,-..- ■;■■■ - v ^ ’' ^ ■. ■ ■|>V. V-±: ■H/': vr.--.. "■'P bs :■ -alh;- '■ "'•■ --■■■-■^^ I'^r' . i. w; ■ '■' ’. h. -■-• - . v ' . ■■*-■■'•■■.■■' V •■ ’ -.V ’; >. ' ■■^* . • - • '■' ■'. ' ■' , ' ' ' ''' y 'l '''■■'■■ '■ ■ . ■, ' i--, ■ ; ’■ • \f-r. y , v-' ■ •' ■' '■'V > '"i ii ■’ . .'■ !• f' ’ V /'v . PAGE TWENTY.TWG - '• y >îTA?^0HiS3TElt EysNlNG HEBiUJ), ]^NCaiESfEfc; TO WEDNESDAY. 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M] :..r' v j r : la n a ] .'o , , . 4 i' h^ .'U : >'7 , f \ '’vV/v-l x U . 1'^ ’ >. V-,. No^h Caroling B i d d m g h A1 - Ferns' Caps Career '4- ‘4^ GetKSttrprisb With Great Exhibition Stariiiig •5> 'From -iiîtFiyb Jiofe^ywith Sox a BlJBlN&BSMXK'B LBAOGE, Alsn Farris capped his shooting, fire the final match, the burden of y - tr'-! %[V: career with a tremendous 188 yes- maintaining the - unprecedented isn ^ tk Fla.. March 16 OP)— '41 I. ’fm Herm’s Camera Shop came from I- u v ;?' New York, i^rch 13 tfP)—^ behind to d«i|^t the Jeyceea In terday m the Armory' range to victory streak revolving entirely, ghtUandiur Bert liiiel, a SO-year- f i t . Coach Frank McGuire^- of the Businetemen'e League at the lead the Manchester varsity rifle- on uhderclassmen. . ^ra.^'fdokle" voted the Taxas f f c men to a lop-sided victory , over | The Bristol match sumnjary: North Caroliriji' h6pe» “ hfe East Side Rec last* ttlght by the Leagut'8 pitcher of the year laat formula for puCcess worltaAl Score of 42-38. In the second CCIL rival Bristol High 914-867.1 Manchester (814) game of * thef twlnhUl. the Teach The win was the 34th of the cur- ^jan Ferris ...... 100 89-rl69 aeaaon, le-maklng a atrqng bid for H well in the NCAA* feaBketball ers outlasted the ^ fto v e r 60-47. rent Series of consecutive wins.:John Toomey ...... 97 8 8 -1 8 6 ;a beriK btllthe Boaton Red„8ox. W > ' Tournament a^ lt did for hint’ After getting off to/a slow and mfirked the swan song of the xom. Baseler 99 85—184 TM*t. posted an 18-H mark it;. and his undefeated Tar Htele dur start, Harm's, who trall^ by nine seniors, on the local gun squad.^ ' Paul Sheridan ...... 96 84—180 .hrlth-' DillM Ilk 1956, held the New ing. .the' reglilib' .avaaon. ; Thd. points at the intermiselom came Ferris and CAptaIn Tom baseler : Ed Feltham ...... 95 81—176 -York Yahkees to jusf one filt over yr:--; ''S.' Smiling Iriahman .ftoju New York charging back to equeese out a fired thejr final shots as'.Indian Bristol (867) the list Rnn* Innings yesterday as C5ty plans to play each game- in close victory over the' Jaycees. gunners, while seniors .Dave Nut Dave Beh rend t ...... 96 80—176 tha Bed Sox pushed across a run. •tlie NCAA "one i t ji time": after. k- .iTi' X ' Bruno Moske set the pace with-17 ter and Bill Breedheft sat out the BUI WIshneski _____ 96 * 80-^176 I t F i g u r i B i In the last of the 13th for a 1-0 » » i- ''V his team turned ^bat^,.Tale 90-7S markers while Bud Kelsey and match due'to Illness. Two juniors John Robertson ..... 91 79—173 victory. In . an Eastern ' Begfonsd . first -Bemie McKenna caged lithe; and and a sophomore created the rest When Ted Atkinson rode win* % v t; t-Xj Bill Douglas ...... 91 76—167 JRUel was Ugned h.. the.Boaton round game last night. :'^ r sight points, respectively. .For the of the powerful Indian score. Dave Googins...... 98 67—165 ner No- 3,500,. he went right Braved In 1947 after his discharge In other opening round -y round bye. next will play In the open Ih the -final'"quarter when M Eastern Regional, playolts in Phil they outscored thrir opponents 'i-.ij adelphia Friday and Saturday. 21-11. The Leftover^ , pleyjng Formula Worked With only.flye nien, found\he pace W>^' McGuire's victory formuls set,by the Teachers too much end 'rtx: "Tut worked to perfection during the in the final period lost tw o' men regular campaign as the Tar via the pe'rsonal foul route. For w i Heels, voted the nation's No. 1 Um winning Teachera 'hardidriv- ■ team In the final Associated Press Ing Dave Dooman-iaet the pace as poll, posted 27; consecutive tri' he ripped., the nets for 20 points ../A x: umphs.. All-America Lennie Rosen- while Dick Danielson and Jim bluth and Co. capped, the season Kaiser threw in' 12 each. For the U t i W by winning the Atlantic Coast losers. Gene Sturgeon and Whitey Conference championship and the Johnson paired Up to score 13 1'^ ’ NCAA Tournament berth that points each-and Randty Brown add iS?9%fc*K- goes with it. ed 12. ., Last night. McGuire's "trans for the* Board Of Education. planted" New Yorkers extended new WEST SIDE JtlNIORS LIFETIME GUARANTEE their winning streak to 28, but 1 M l •!*& V* atives. "Playing in New York is Manchest.er ' Trust defeated X W’orse for us than playing in a TThe same tire M i|, ouse A. Hale. 51-40, West Sides strange city," saM McGuire. Harris Blastmg,;; Ball,k,'ged Herm's ‘‘Camera 54-58 and .'The team wasyiUery and tight iM » 3 » . VFW. Post 2046 ‘nipped Personal* originally designed.. M ■j: ^ ■ in the first half. We bkiyed poorly ized Floors '49-46- atJiVerpfenck ' m in the first 20 minutes, but part of ■X School IsSt night'in a'W est. Side It had to do n'ith Yale's pressing Bi*ighi6ns Giaiit Hopes Rec Junior League îplelutaller. for ’55 and ’56 carsî'il ■ tactics." ■H- Paced by the shooting of Bob ri«!r'k^ North Carolina was behind most Hewitt and 'Bill Kalausliy, the 5 i i i ? ‘^ of the first half, but gained a 40- Phoenix, Ari2.M March 13 rvnf'*,-' two defenders most of the time; in the 10th to win for the Qients Hockey fit a Glance ,ltad 14 in a losing Cause. 'The oahtm of: t r J W -t the 6-5 agile forward still managed Sunday, also by a 9-8 count, over The VFW realized their Us I V '>'î» f J National League 7'S’ to coUect 29 points and *snare 17 the Cleveland' Indians. potential in upsetting the Floors..I rebounds. The first.sacker from Abingdon, Detroit 4) Chicago 3. Big Jim Florence and Wqlt Glea-1 . Johnny Lee kept Yale In contfem Va., now hitting .500 with eight Ehrstem League Playoffs. son led the winners uith 18 and 14 ^■r _ New Haven 4, 'Ghariotte ^ (New V i |[Si tkm with 25 points, and Eddie Rob hitaJn. i0.J.rips. could'be a big help, points, respectively. Both boys did] t : -♦TT- in Manager'Bill Rigney's effort to Haven leads best of 7 series; J-0). yeornan work off the boarilsl Set rlf*. inson added 20. Four of the start ‘*X r n f ing'Bulldogs fouled out; hoist the Giants out of their sixth- Johnstown .5, Fhiladelphik. 4 shooting Eddie Cain was high for C3ievrolet, Hudson, fe 1 •C'e.-.# • Tv w t Hank Nowak and Joe Leone place National League berth. (Johnston leads- heat of 7 aeries, the losers, swishing the nets for •parked Oanisius,- which led at Rigney has a crying need "?br'a 1-0). , 16 markers followed by Butch | Nash and Studebaker y L .7 *VT • y <.*»( •• '.V halftime 34-18 and then'staved off cleanup batter Xb hit behind bril Kensel’s 12. ■^4]V a late West Virrinla drlv'e that lia n t Willie Mays in the No. 3 Sunday baseball was introduced; . Y JUNIOR LEAGUE >;« ■ r5S<£ ^ 0 - i ' spot Rigney - ' already has luted,'by the National League in 1892. X- I t 'u closed the gap to 52-50. ITowak hit . , Standings for 19 points and I^ n e 18. Hun.d ^------—------\ - W L ' P< ley was outstanding for the Moun- Boland O il...... 10 4 .7 tsdneers with I'f), but had little as- Nassiff Armk...... 10 4 .7 ■istance from his mates Pro Hockey Having Best Yehr Ma’s A BiU’s X ___ ’’ -5' 3-T DELUXE SUPER-CUSHIONS.. Syracuse, which will plsy La- Elks ...... /X.. 6 8 .4 Fayette Friday, rallied in the last Thanks to Playing oh Teevee Gordon Cleaners 6 8 .4 IX eight minutes .o down C.,nnectlcut. Miller's Pharmiac^ 3 11 .2 N Gary Clark, who led the late surge, wss high for the Orange with 26. New York (NEA) .— The Bos-yby ,ep. During the time between Action in two of the three I points. ■----- games played at the Y- laavM^ht ton Bruins were talking proudly Ods we 'give regular clinics was close. Nassiff Arms walked | of the 33 per cent Increase in at^ Ver television.’.' to an easy victory over Gordb 0 4 a Rules Explained Cleaniers by the .tune of- 63-25. The I tendance for their National H. If you're one of hockey's newer 1 - Blades G ain l..ead lowly Miller's Pharmacy nipped ey League games this se when ' fans, and can’t quite, keep, up the Elks by one point,- 49-48 and In Playoff Series word spread around 11 y's ' with the time-out instructing, Boland Oil nipped Ma't A- Bill's { North End. that so , here's a handy lists of things to big the Bruins’ sSe''held $100,000.' watch for when they bum up the 52-50 in the finatec Low prices on both tubelett and tube* New Haven, March 13 (/Pi—The So a couple ofx Bi*lnk’s-spirUed ice on your living room wall next Nasslffs were paced to their vie- ] 1 All popular sixfef and s9yto« at low Sola Pric«fi - type"tirei, black oreehife sidewalli, . . , /. lime out. tory by Twerdy and Tomkunos New Haven Blades today had a 1-0 gentlemen blpv the steel box apart who scored 24; and 21 points, re ' mmkMBrnm ' 1 WIdleSlieweR 1 witl^ the same tread deai^ featured, on edge on the Charlottee Clippers.in one nightwThey found the rumors 1— The itrimary rule is to Watch the goalie when the action get's spectively. Darcy Smith scored 12 | jNM flMta Con ■El,' nah^ new ’5S and *J6 caral ' a best-bf-seven series In the East 8lightly>-Maggerated -y- ;there was points for'Gordon's. '' s s n s B S r SAUPtHCf** Th>n(f'tO'thc Bunclci of froien foods and pfepared mixes, the modern housewife can bake a cherry pie oi^ ern' Hockey League playoffs., .000 In the Ull. near ithe ' neh Everything . re • * •uVVxiu get.Goodyeai’a excluajve triple* volves around him. Mai)y times, a Millers, played thspired ball In I ffitsMADri— •oncoct a whole meal "^quick as .a cat can i^ k its e ^ ” ■ITie Blades, who lost 10' out of is Ihe type of thing hockey their one . point victory over the tempeted, triple*tough Y-T Cbrd Body, 12 games to thd pennan^wlnning .'eople point out as an illustration shot is,taken from a scramble. It AMxIS PtyoDKli, 613 .9 5 ' ; ^ 1. 617*10.. kicks off somebody's skate or an Elks. Mike Callahan and Rudy | M«d^,4kd«bolitr thauhghts off the three main tire killera cuppers in the regular s ' of the success they are having.- Wojnarowiez ■ were the only two j 3 v t uAni icts $kt do wUh the time she saves? ]u»t takes care oPihjw or four kids, makes slip-covers and drapes, came from behind twice Iqst But it is one of a collection Of other stick , gets into the acliqh —Heat, Shock and Fatiê. ^ d the before you notice it. - to hit double figures but every Fife M to force an overtime period; then tales which help sho,w that-profes- man sfiored, moved 'the ball Walt • BerrymmeB^ ^ 0--.Xrvr& tough, durable tread .trith hun'dreda of acU as femily chauffeur and nurse, does the washing and ironingi'ehtîns her husband’s boss, proiiably helps won 4-3 In 5:22 of the . konal ice hockey never has seen But the.guaiie can be seen-free. «.70it3 OmwoMfe H^waw, " i 5 .9 5 1 7 .9 5 1 9 .5 0 2 2 .0 5 He, crouches—and follows the ac and played, exceptionally Well .as Nad^ SWaafeabaf . Stop-Notchet and thousands of Safety •u t at the local hoapiul or maybe servesâs Den Mother for ten husky]î)m|ly Cub Scouts. ■liie second game o F ^ e series a season such as this. a unit.. It was a bitter defeat for Is scheduled her,e-Tor 'Thursday in-the sport’s .30 years It has tion with cat quickness. When a F Edges gives you extra fraction on starta, shot comes at him, you’ll ace one the Elks as it may knock them out Dodta. IwkL Nasli. night. been, established as a dashing; of a tourney berth. Ansaldi, Poe 7.10x1s Ofds. Marcwfy, 1 7 .8 5 1 9 .9 5 ;21.90 2 4 .5 0 ssops and turns—pud more rubber on The CUppeik bounded off to _s of sport's best hunks of action. faaiiac. Hwdaaa And s ^ does even m m ! Chances are she acts as femily purchasing agent and Bboêeper. And her family’s color-crammed game played, at The split save—when the goalie apd O'Neil all scored 12 polhu the road for lon^r wear and exfra safety. X ,.- •• - x. 2-0 first ieriod lead on goals by fantaqjtic speeds — but only In apiece for the Elks., inandal.standing depends as much upon her ability to budget and save'^money as it'does Sn her husband’s Herve irtonde and Ray LaCroix. does An actual ballet split to stop 'ivleL Hiidibap smali segments of the nation. To the pu7 —- is a source of amaze Ma's A-Bina pushed Boland Oil { reexis Chnrdaf, Ofeb, 1 9 .5 4 2 T .9 0 2 3 .9 5 2 6 .8 0 Goals Knqt Count the man in New Orleans -or Mo to . the limit before going down to DeSefei Marewry. .ai^ty'to.eam it' Ju t goals by New Haven’s Ralph ment even to regu|Ar‘hockey fans. Packard bile. Ala.. or Fort Madisoil, Iowa, 2— Watch ,the - glovea : when- adefeat. The Oilers were.paced by. Terms as hw as eLeo and ^ c s Telfe^ In the profeasional'hockey was'some s o rt scufQe____ erupita. A hockey player's the high-scoring Duffy who-scored Cadilac. Ol^ .aeconfi period Ued-.-lt. aooxis Chrydar. UacaK 21.45^ 24*35 2 6 .3 0 2 9 .8 ^ f.That’s why so many women today are helping their husbands get started bn a regular savings prograrnlnJJ.S. of a sport they had in Detroit, Lgihvesgloves weigh two and a half moat of hla 20 points on rebounds. | PaoWd 6 a week With less than a minute and a Chicago, New York. Boston' and .a * pounds. Nobody is going to start Pete Olson added 19 points. Series E Savings Bonds. Everybody tvanls to save, but modern women fece the feet that few people can d?^^ PART OF EVERY AMERICAN’S — half to go, the Clippers went out couple of Canadian citl^ throwing punches with' things ytm t«fi mm4 Nn» . In front oh a goal .' by Bibber ' Things Have Changed that heavy,. But when the boys en a hit or miss basis. The secret of saviiig is system, and one of the easiest systems to follow is for the family O'Heam. But that's all changed this aea- lake off the -gloves, then sit Up in With 35 seconds left, New Hav aori. Now, among the stacks 'pf MORI PiOPLi RIDI ON OOODYIAR HRIS 1NAN ON ANY OIHA KINDI breadwinner to buy,l^nds through the PayroH Savings PUn. Once a wage earlier signs up for this plan where SAVINGS BELONGS IN your Chair. They really mean it.. en’s George Bougie- slapped In a mail which reach Jlerb Goren of Roughest Spot Tennis Stars he worb, his money is automatically saved for him in sfl/r and iura.U.S. Savings Bonds. goal to send the game Into over the New York Rangers each day -3—When the man with the pUck ^J^S. SAVINGS BONDS time. The winning goal was score'd there are requests frprti I gas sta works his way into a comer, ait .. Claude Bollesu, tion owner In Miami for a pro up some-more, His Job is to get In * Semifinals Help.jpmif*femUy win financial security by encouraging your husband to join the Payroll Savings Plan or invest New Haven finished the regula gram, . a / teacher in Knoxville. that puck out aomewhere in front GET OUR RED HOT DEAL ON 3-T NYION TIRES tion season In. third plape.- The Tenn., tot an explanation of the of the net so a shot can be taken. Brookline, Maas., March 13 (iP)— V/-. k |oadi rq;ularly where be banb. He’11 thank you for it tomorrow! ' 1 Blades, who won the pennant laat blue line and similar notes from At.' the-same time he’s in the Defending (Champion- Lois Felix of NICH0LS.MANGHESTER TIRE, fee. year, are defending the Boardwalk people ell over the cou£jtry„ . roughest spot for an offensive Meriden, Conn., two fomtier tlUlata | edODYEAR SERVICE STORE Cup title In those playbffs. "For five years," Goren says. player. ' and' a fine young performer en 2tS SROAD ST. — Ml 3-5174 713 MAIN ST.— TEL Ml f-5390' "I've been Insisting We are’ too He is. a cinch to M belted with tered the semifingla -'of the Na n to - i.1 regional ah 'operation. So we give aa bone-shaking a check as de tional Women’s Indoor Tennis Sin im e m k ts tk t vfM' I MmM hr i*W pWisMt dpBikq, B e, fenders can throw. It’s his job Last N ighPs .television' s try-'as an education gles Championships today at | medium. We schedule lO tW games to take the beating—and atill get liongwood. ' JACK’S ATUfme STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER on Saturday afternoons. Têy have that piick out to -where business ■ Miss Felix the top-feedad entry,! | 70S MAIN ST*. MANCHESTER—TEL Ml 9-8232 342 EAST CENTER ST. —.PHONE Ml 9-8187 Hous.tbn, Tex.—J6e Brown; created more interest In hockey can be, done. waa scheduled to face Nancy 136 New Orleana* outpointed than anything which has hap- 7-IndividUally. the stick"' ham O’Connell, youthful .s ta r from. i Annand Savoie; 136 H, Montreal, pened since -we started.' dling and defensive play are easy Chicago, while second-aaedad' Mrs. I 10 (Noh-'ntle). Hockey,, it teems, la finally fol to fpllbw. When a Loii Fontl- Dorothy Levine of . Chicago, the ' WYMAN’S 6ULF STATION CON WILLIS CARAOE Miami Beach. Fla. —Harold lowing the road which made , the nato ' of the Rangers slams into 1954 UUiat, Slid Kay Hubball of .24 MAIN ST. — ^ 19-MI 0 18 MAIN ST.— ta ..M I 9-4531 Johnson, 180, PhllaJelphix out- National Basketball Aasociation somebody, you don't have to be North Conway,. N. H„'19S5 eham-| polnted Bob -.tUrfleld, 181, .Chi blg-league, almost, did the sqihe a hockey,- m pert td kndw what'a up. pion, clashed in tha other aemi- cago, 10. for the Roller Derby — and 'car final. Fkoenlx, Aria. -- IZora Folley, ried wrestling to 'the edge of re And when , a Larry Regan of EHLER’S ATUNTIG W a TION KEN’S 6ARA8E Boaton - litarta . needling hla wajf Miss O'Connell defeated Naney'l J87. Phoenix, knocked, out Johnny spectability. By using,, netwoi^ Norton of Naugatuck. Conn., 6-3, 128 EAST CENTER ST. — TEL Ml 3-1477 ANDOVER— - Pilgrim 24227 v , HoUina, 200, AusUji, T « ..,2 . television as a ahowcaae, hockfey up ice with the puck, changing Richmond. CaUf/—Bob' SCrivana. direction, slipping past .defend 6-3, while • Jlra. Lavlne over 181, l^cramento.'outpolnted-Jackle *" *''*"^ ^ smootheit powered Joan Sullivan, 6-0, 6-0, In | Thnne; 190, San Franclaco, 10. *‘*F.h*. I—an.d quickeaf. yesterday's quartarfinala. GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION Nothing, you’d' think; could be The story . of hocifty, 1657; can The Misses FkUx snd Hubbell i JIM’S ATUNTI0 STATION •Y' ' LoweU, Maaa.—Eddia AndraiyA new ~ln sports- But hockey cer ISO, Lowell, stopped Ben Jonas, be wrapped into the "utterance'' of advanced through quarterfinal] 45f WEST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 9-81S6 174 WEST CENTER ST. — PÔNE MI 3-8489 ■ri: tainly U this season. People who a man in.Ouurlotte, N. C., cur matches Monday. 18^ Brooklyn, 3, had only .« vague Ideg'of wbajt the rently the South’s ' ice hotbed. sport was now are fuU-fledged TV After wetching- a game i ,in the ^ BILL’S MOBIL SERVICE ED’S ATLANTIGC STATION A 'All four aaaded team i in the N a fauu . ' . city’s new auditorium. J which Seattle Vnlvaraity Baakatball I ■ "And the big job we have is Fhfliueshouses an gmateur-.gmateui team, he Coach Johhny Caatallaai hglMI ■::d - tional InvlUtlon Baaka^ll Tout- 134 EAST CENTER STe TRL Ml 9-8|l7; 288 WEST MIDDL&;TPKE. ^ > H O N E M Ml l 9-8225 ■ ‘ «a»aat war* eliinlnkttd Hi );0 » •dtfeatlon," Gofen points out "Wg' mined: "AhAh dhn't kn
ifx.Lfee.. '.I If I ill t ■! 'iTl I ii W f e l ^ 6f‘^4 Mill I !^.fl ">iTli I 111 \ ■WiWil ‘ tii I i. I'n' >1 .'irt 'i ' E-"E$ Ttkr- t-. 1 ^ ‘t- T* iVi„ ■V , f St: ” t ' ■ ■ ■ % I ;i i’ \ ' (■ ' , - . !. . A MANCHESTER EVEJIING h e r a l d ; MANCflEStER, CONN., WEDNESDAY*.MARCH 13, 195T ■ ' . . PAGE TWENTYeEiyE f l ‘ 'I WANCHESTER'EVEl^'G HER'a LD,.MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,i MARCH xi.lflBT, fW SEttW »RTY-FOt’R THE :^“1BrMiiiii I'Ju' .• . If • • ^ '— ~ ...... ,. ■ ■ . . ■■ . .. ■ .v ’ . ': ■ ■ ■ ’y . ; .'.., ^ '■■■:',■ i - >'■■■ .• '■■■■ ■ - ■■■;_ ,•• • ■ , ■■'■ . ■ . ■ ,;<. ^ ‘ I ; i ' W r- i Herald [Angle rm e ue Cleveland, Despite Ifs\^Ready to Challei|ge New By '- ■dre "1" EARL W. YOST H . Hports Editor. The Cardt^ Trader Staiidt Up for His Moves jXvila, Colavito All - Officers Reflamed^ Yale’s Piamond Sqiiad W ^ b Favored ■, Shots Here and There -i^fcnaive outfield In baseball." Are there any'dissenters? jMust Improve ' Jim ny Murray , « i , Mancheste'r O V er ‘ Greaves T Don’t Defend Deals, I ’Em’ Sugar'R ay Robinaot\ is back in To Depart for ^(Oiith ’ has been selected secretary-treas training fOr hla rematch with ■f ■' On ^56 Marks urer of; „the Central Connecticut Gene Fullmer. This second meet- In Windy City By FRANK LANK .rfotheis whose opinions 1 respect,,,,hBlm — gives us a top knuckle- District Board of 'Approved :l.*ig with the champion from Og The bntire slate of officers for the Manchester Little League New Hftven, March 13—^Yale’a baseball squad will depart St. Petersburg; Fla. (NEA.)— I believe that our-more recent dealbailer, and'the relief pitcher w« \ Basketball, Officials for. the 1957- den, Utah, will moat likely be the baseball program was re-elected at the organization’s most i’riday for Florida and the prdlminary phase of the Univw;^ don’t defend my deals. Iîoiily with.'the Cubs Is the best f haveiumded. Lockriiafl never hit f ^ us New York, lilaroli 13 {/ P f -r final' psy night for the washed up Chicago! March 13 — WUf 58 season! AI Homan of New recent meeting-. Back to serve for another summer are Ernie slty’s 90th season of the sport..Between March 19 and 80, thq, iQfMvas, a. young middleweight make them and hope 1 can be right made since .taking over In St. and we’re fixed at flrat^^ d the The Cleveland Indian 8— Robinson. . . . Wllf Greaves and Louis. It; brought Sad Sam Jones,' outfield. Britain will succec(l Bill Sacherek .Spider Webb, two run-of-the-mill D(ywd, pre.sident} Sam Vacanti, vice president; Ray Lavery,' team will play a series of 11 exhibition aames in Coral. Gables, With limited experience, has his oftener thaii I’m wronp. loaded with >!‘ifs’’-i-'refuse to Lakelanld and Taliohassea with the^ aighta set on Gene Fullmer’s title Of the seven trades I made 'in Jim Davis, Hoble Landritli and Ed- in. Del Enhis,.jnbre recently ob- of Manchester as president for the mrddleweights,* tangle In the fea '•-secretary and Jim Arthur treas- subscribe to- the’ popular be ture lb-round, televised boxing University o f •Miami, Florida and figures the best way to meet m / fir.st year with the Cardinals, die MIksia for Tom PoholsRy, I talned ,/rom . the Phillies, we gfet „ coming season at the annual ban- Southern, Duke. Florida state and lief that the New York Yan- bout at 10 o’clock frOm the Chick- the champion is by beating fourth a- there is only one tiiat I would like Jackie Collum and^Ray Katt. a clean-up hitter who has driven " quet on Monday evening. March 25 ^ : Uowd also reappointed Nick Michigan State. , - National Loop ranked Spider Webb in a 10-round to cancel. But' unhappily for one On a given afternoon or night, 1" KW* >uns In 11 years, Ennis, kfees only have to show up . ' at tlte ■ Marco Polo in East; Hart- go Stadium. Webb is ranked No. 4 i Cat'aldo commissioner of the In- Actually, the Spring-receaa Jaunt 'bout at Chicago Stadlpm tonight. side and fortimatcly for the other, tJiere is on better pitcher than; V*® '"’iU plky right field, .gives t win the Ame.ioarr League race " fo r d .. .New baseball field at Man- in his 'division by Ring while ^ \ • I ternatlonal League while making to the South will be a perfeid of that privilege doesn’t-ê gave the Giants a fine lum^ had a 6 and 2 record with ils 1. Jim Bushy, A .285 hitter last ,, scoring, honors dufing the past roster is Dick Sheinbaum, a senior EST — ABC) Would very likely stare as % live ring-tail cat year, -w ilâvp to Improve. He hso a baseball team was at New Or led the Crusaderk-by grabbing 331 fect locally and once again the with only four cimSesU to. go, ha've deals 1.engineered In seven years prospect in Jackie Brandt, but he and saved a dozen more games. • season with 472 tallies in 26 games. leans when . the Chicago White,. from Cedorburst, N. J.„ who has meet Joey Giardello in the Sta perches on his head lii Tu<«on. It in hlitU «w he proved the year rebounds. program is expected to get under-' come up from Intramural ranks. nothing but next aeasoiii to look Ir, Chicago. _And the Cardinals has to come on. And he has two For Alex Grammas and Joe „ Petei'S. aon- of the' well-known Stockings, since rechriatened Ure ferward to. dium next month—at least those Ariz., March 9. The tame he hit .312 with Washington. In addition to electing Hughes way with the customary opening Art Bober, a lociU boy who saw am the plans of the International weren’t hurt.'Wc moved from sev years in the Army before he can Frazier we. obtained Charley animal, found In western des duck plri.bbwier. Harry Peters Sr.. White Sox, were enviou(i of-^he game ceremonies on Memorial Detroit had lost six of their last er tli .to 'fourth and earned 3300,- pick up again. Alvjn Dark helped Harmon from the. Redlegs. Har 2. Bobby Avila must raise hlo ,v, missed equaling the U. B. single Cincinnati Red Stockings, pie first last night. Holy Cross- lettermen considerable service last year at Boxing Club.' ert, came from local zoo. paltrj- .224 average. also selected the following sH;i-op- Day. third, ond.shortatop Ron Cheney eight games and had only one Greaves, 21, has an 8-5-1 record 000, the first' profit show'h in the win three pennants at Boston and mon is a real good utility man ,.(AF Wlrephoto). , . record of 475 tallie.s set during the pro team. The Ohio tetfih went victory to ahow for nine atarte, biit four years under the August A. i York, At his age. It’s a- year and could well play .center field 3. Rocky Uolavito, a long ball 950-51,season by Lou Saccone... ponent team: aie infield holdovers, but at this but his most impressive outing hitter, will have to he available to through the season of 1869 with gpt roiling in the first- period Biisch- ...... Jr., Inferests. OUr * 1957 - ad ro year proposition, however. If for us this season. We sent him. to ■Waite Hoyt, former Yankee pitch- out suffering, a defeat and this First team—Vin Coh 'n, Syra soint it appears as if both will was in a non-title bout âgainst the club for the full season Instead Pitninutive Pitcher Dave to fight for their Jobs. Soph against the Hawks'on a goal by y^llmer two months ago at Balt vance seat Sale is Up 17 per cent. we had-a-shortstop ready, I would Omaha, where In 60 gamea.he had . ing great, has jumped on Moe angered a group of Chicago civic cuse: Dave Markey, Canisiua; Bob not have traded Red Schpcndlenst. of Just 100 games. J, Drabowsky’s band wagon. Says Tom ' Moluifiphy,; an Ell baaket- Alex DelVecchlo in the second pe- Lake City where he lost a 10- Tlie parter that saved Us brought 17 doubles, 6 triples and lO’ h.ome leaders 'yho vow'ed to form a club Osbourne. Connecticut; Tom Haw rlo ,s n ave 131-128-371, Joe Twaronite 146- here last Thanksgiving morning. ing Tournament will be held at 349. Andy Lamoureanx 130-;359 broke into the win column, the For Tatum and Haynes Key man in the outfield U Ray the Metropolitan BasketbaU 'Writ McCurry have entered the tourney j and Is now-on display at the Y. i operation. Fred is a veteran kogler i headlines all pointed to the Min- Phillies licking the Wa.shington the Boston Garden starting on ers Assn. Whlch attraetoq^Sg of the town s , Last winter, burly V Ic-Taggart u p .: with the Mamhesti.r Mntnr aain. ,-[iy v°°terdnv. If Minneapolis and Fori Wayne and A1 Roberts 133 turned in the Lamontagna, a senior with rnajor. Senators, 4-2, at—Clearwater, and Monday, March 25. . . Stan^dtela, Coach Wimpy Wilson's undefeal-4 - Cousy waa named by the' as- —-Brr-8qmray lea, IMS aafllPW top keglers laai winter. ended Jerry Smith in the cham-ithe fast Y League. Vittner expects ■ F irst,’league------headquarters in New ^ ® second place, tqen the Lak best .scores. 1. Toughest.,batter among the reg former VV'illlmanlic Teachers’ ath Teague jjotentisl. HeTTbe In cen the Red. Sox defeating t'he Y’anks, ulars for a pitcher lo strike out ed and untested Damato Construc of three meetings agaliult. the Tatum anfd Haynes. Man, that’s basketball at its best. Anc ter, with either Charley Brown or Boclation yesterday aa the "Player Olympic dlvihg champion, inaiated In iddltion to the prize m oney, pionshlp finale many other top-notch bowlers to ! York announced a complicated pre- tl'*' " ’“ Uld entertain the Pistons CODXTKY CU B WOMEN lete and now a teacher al Suffield tion quintet is heavily favored to 1-0 at St. Petersburg. in the major league is Don Muel Soldiers by scores of 67-52 and 42- Derry Clay in left. Should .Colville of the Year’” in the National Bas ' on eating aome rice before every this year, a handsome trophy has Other ioormer n champions were j flic their entries before the dead- limlnary playoff setup that hinged All three malches resulted In High School, has been admittixl to eliminate LaFlamme Kelvinalor.s Goose Tatum and Marques Haynes will be*here with the Har similar A.ijk shutout victories, with The Pirates collected 11 hits in ler of the New York Giants. The 41. But the Missilemen took the win the third base Job. Clay w’ould ketball Assn, for the thjrd time in Important meet. been donated by Pagani Caterers Smith (1952), Hippo . CorreHti i line Friday night. on the .Lakers winhing two games. ■ Warriors (jnust wifi tpnight if membership in the Central Con tonight as tho'playoffs in the Rec lem ^Higicians on 'Thursday at the high school'gym facing the Putters' winning over Spoons, cluding a home run by rookie Dick Dutchman fanned but seven times niiddle game 70-63 in overtime. move (o right field. However, if the past five seasons.. A ■ Then came the news____ that____ _ local_____ in- N®"' downs toq lieca.use a Stewart to gain their decision necticut Board of Approved Bas Senior Basketball League resume the Kentucky Colonels at 8:30. It tvill be'the first 'show-ing Heinsohn was voted- “ Rookie of N Brassies blanking the Mashies in 474 plate appearances last sea- The Missilemen, who dumped Colville isn’t used as an infielder, vestors had raised enough money Warrior loss end a Kniek win over the Redlegs. Veteran Jim ketball Officials. Stan is also a at-the high school. Tlic two rivals in Manchester for the two Negro*------;------the' Year" honors. ft> keep the Lakers in Minneapolis would creape^ tie for the third ana Blasters iipcnding the Driv •son to top all every day players. member of the local baseball um Chatber.box Restaurant Monday, he’a a strong outfiell candidate. ers. Night’s, finest scores ■ were Hearn and yearling.s Dick Bunker During the. pa."rt four years Muel cla.sh in the 7:15 opener while the boast a 'p r^ ty fair lihcu'p in Don stars. Tickets are now on sale al bler, are other Magician stars who Also a contender is 'aopHomore and voided a deal that would have P*“ yoff berih in the Eastern DlvT- _ and Dick Farell held the Senators piring board. nightcap at 8:30. which pairs Pa Nassiff's. prelimihsry at 7:15 wil! sent'them to Kansas City for the sioi^Such tie would be playe. were,going to per- ’ Three-Wa^yifi ■■Sold Cnndttionallv I Howard’s Landscaping. .lon-Dl’s at Fort Meyers. Fla., this spring. With two out and ba.sea loaded. football official.... Pico Peak in trouncing the Kelvinalprs three i pigyoff title, bSskri, Among numerous) individ inoivio-^ ^ J unit, promoters around If the Lakers take Philadelphia jF franchise was sold did likewise from "Ed’s Atlantic The former Pirate great third Bill Skowron, being tried at thirri Rutland, Vt„ reports that 19 inch tunes ^ rjn g 8 The second game will be played ual reim; ds he holds are 65 points, the nation started bidding for their A again tonight^tfie'dasl night of the conditiefially to baseball figure and the Hobbv Shoppe shaded the baseman ia giving special .atten 87-57, 73-55 and 80-48. Sporting a in the Chicago Stadium and 64 M%rty M" ' ...... base on an experiment by Manager es of snow fell over, the weekend next Wedne.sday night starting at appearance. In leSs than a month, regular fljt^Son) at Minneapolis, Marion and his business ; Princess Restaurant 2-1. tion to, Frank Thomas. With team scoring average of 84.2 points in the" Cpw Palace at San When men Casey Stengel, "stumbled after and skiing is still good to excel 8:30. In Monday’s preiiminary the Magicians w:eie^ booked into ^buy Imperial—and Fort'Wftj^nef beats Syracuse a n d . S t.>^rtoer Milton Fischmann of St. | Noteworthy scores: E m m a Thomas at the hot corner, Man points a game, Damato's will rely slated for 6:15, Songailo Construc-. Francisco. His 'partner tn ~prtr- T60 arenas throu^ût the country. I.ojiis''loses to , Rochester, tlji^ three weeks ago but that i Verona 143-il6-362, Ruth MeIn-i n®*** ^rounder. When ager Bobby Bragan plans to play lent,.. Annual Trinity College A on their regular starting lineup tion and Hedluiid’s Sports Cerfter ficlency, Haynes, cafri score, toO. Don't miss, theae,deft, dizzy and ere Avill be a three-way He for - fransaction was not to be effective I tosh 107-114. Kay Peretto 108-120- ' recovered, all hands were safe R ll 'Virdon, Lee Walls and Bob winter sports dinner wilt )>* field f-1 Friday night at the Hamlin Din (scoring average betw-eep paren meet in an East Sld^ Rec Junior On. one occasion In TSrrington, dazzling start. gab about gahardine t'v-vV.t fibst place in the Weetem'Bfrision. |'f-Minneapolis interests-Mjerc abltt ^325, Betty Phillips 109, Helene Dey i®"® Clemente in the outfield, a trjo ing Hall. Guest Speaker will be theses) of Jack Scott (18.8), Norm last seaso'n Marques poureil'...M It would then be playad off mis I " , '"atch the 3150,000 purchase i 110-117-328, Shirley' Fothergill j other games, the St. Louis the skipper claims is "the best de^ League contest while Wednesday’s they buy it Steve Witkowski. trainer at Wes- Burke ll6.3), Lou Decs! (16.6), first game will start at 7 o’clocSk points'through the hoop. ..Americans spend mors than ; pricey They nfade it yesterday— a . 119-117-325. Edna 'Hilinski n 2. Cardinals, behind home runs by Joe Shea (14.9) and Wil.son (13.5). They Cheer for Gold Label ( ^ entertain Fort day ahead of schedule. 109, Lil Mofiimphy 108-107, E v e -1 Moon and Del Ennis, blasted le.'i’an, and head trainer - pf. the and feature the Teachers and Ja'y- With the golden Goose and twice as much on fishing than they United , States Olympic team last East Hartford High baseball Coach cees of the nusinessmen’s League. Haynes, the world's greatest drib do on Ituoting. Wayne Marcjv-14 and the winner r Clyde Lovellette led the Laker lyn Tedford 109-105, Elsie Pound I Kansas City A ’s at Palm Jim Carey (10.1) and Bob W.illis > 1 would me?Cthe Lakers for first victory over the Warriors, .scoring 108f Amv Pirkev 118-108, Ella Beach, 12-4; the Milwaukee Braves year: . Ringilng Bros, circus will (3.5) will be held m reserve. by the case place. IP Fort Wayne were the 25 points as the .Minneapolis team Slaum 112-115. .Marv McCarthy blanked the Detroit Tigers, 1-0, open il.s season April 3 at Madi •! V,* Mwch 14 winner, the first place won its sixth straight Neil John- 119. Fran Crandall 111, Vi Chap- with Frank Torre driving in the son Square Garden In New York, LaFlamme expected to go battle would be at Minneapolis ston and Paul Arizin. both handi-' man 109. Vi Morton 107-120, Flo only run; the New York Giants Carter's along with Billy Holmes, Dan Mc- » _ ■ March 15, but if St. lx)uls won, the capped by injuries, had 24 and 19 ! Jo'hnson 114-116 and Dot Cowles won a 9-8 slugfest from the Balti CBS teevee on Channel 18 'will Keeviil', Bill Fortin. Bill Hawks would be host team March ■ points, respectlvelv, for the W ar-' 106. more Orioles, on Gail Harris’ three- cover the opening and final games and Jack Volz or Roy Hare, the 5 Reasons Why You Should Come To 19, I nqps. IH STV LEAGUE run homer in the ninth Inning and WORK CLOTHES of the NIT Tournament as well as same crew w-hich upended White Wileo Machine, ABA Tool and the annual East - West College Gla.ss Monday night. 1 A m e ric a ’s the Brooklyn Dodgers whipped the Spencer Rubber rolled similar .3-0 Cfiilcago White Sox 8-4 as Roy For Painters. .ail-Slar game .at Madison Square Steve BeiUnghirl (12.0). Jim Ir, shutout win.s over Merrill’s Mar Campanella gpt his, first hit*of the Carpenters, Plumbers Garden. The March 16 telecast Moriarty *111.9). Bill Slieekey . most wanted ket, Dean Machine and G((nver exhlBlUon season—a double. will: feature the, NIT opener with (11.0), Fran4( Butkus (10.9) and Spitting Episode Pays Off, Mfg.. 'respectively, while the top the tpurney firials on March. 23. Bob Johnson. t6.9l-wiU likely com scores were chalked up bv Ken ! March' 30 the All-Star contest will prise Pagsnl’a starring lineup in 1 g a b a rd in ^ _ Hesford ,139-131-388, P ete' Jan- ' be carried. . Frank McGuire of the second contest. Leo Day ( (.8), 275 MAIN ST , CORNER MIDDLE TTKE. I Ma.j., Tighe Moves Up as Manager l.owski 136. Don Anderson. 130- North Carolina will coach the East Marsh Aitkin (6.7) and Ray Fin .343, Doug MacLaChlan 137-363, Local Sport while Doc Hayes of Southern negan (3,8) will be ready to spell FOR THE BEST ALL AROUND I Lakeland. Fla. — (N E A) .--Splt'vyob gel from players are alike Gene Phaneuf 126 - 130 - 350, Dick Methodi.it will direct'the West. i the starters. The Caterers won tw*o (A U ig a to f is a horrid word, but the use of it. , "He’s a wonderful man. ’ says Landry 132- 348. Bob Bertsche jn an umpire s report worked out Harvey Kuenn, the shortstop. He 138-138-388 and Harrv Limanni Chatter AUTOMOBILE SERVICE IN TOWN! I dpleclably for John Thomas Tighc^ sums it up. 126- 359 ■ i G O L D L A B E L new manager pf the Tigers. ^ adnilts that overtaking pHUKCH LEAGUE Jack 'nghe did not expectorate the Yankees is a tremendous job Five matches Emafiuel Lu TOMMY CONR.AN reports that I theran over (iehter Congregational W.e opened for business at 381 Main St. last March- at the ump even once, lei alone j but unlike at least four other tickets tor the seootid annual Elks MACHIME SHOPS AHB STOBES OPEM 5AT0BDAY Leag.m managers and No. 1. South Methodist No. 2 over- 'TMtimoniai Dinner are'stHI ai-ail- I 14th, \\> moved to our present location February i of 1953, but the Buffalo manager Tea Wilham.s, he isn t** conceding’ Concordia Lutheran. St. ,John’’s able from Robert Gordon of (Jor- 1st this year. The fact that 90% of our cyptomeirs over St. Mary’s. St. Bridget’s o'i’er M eE PARKIHB at all stores •PRWT OELUfERY service Please and three ballplayers had to. take anything. do . and Shea, . attorneys at law, moved with us proves that all you have to Rive lie detector tests 10 convince Pres St. James’ No. 2, North Methodist 63 E. Center St.: (Carles Tucker take a •"We beat the'Yankees 12;-out of ident Frank Shaughnessv of the No. 2 oVer.tNorth Methodist No. <1 steward at the Elks riome on Bis- I awav in this bu.siness I 22 last year," he reminds, his eyes minute to International ,, League mat he were decided- by a :4-0 score, sell St., and Conrah at Warren sparkling, "Now if we can only get read this- didn’t. . ' while 3-1 triumphs were posted by Howland Real Estate, 450 •Wodd- ft -little help from Washington I Very Good Service I ■Toda-y's most talked . The rhubarb popped up when St, James’ 'No/ 1 overden tcr Con bridge, St; The Elks plan Ihq din and Kansas City. The YanKees won gregational No. 2.. Community - al:^_t coat .value is the the bristling Tighe violcnTly (.'on- 35-games from them: ner to' honor members o f the high tended that a ball belted by one Baptist over Zion Lutheran and achqql cross. couiTtry l^sketÎl I I coat menr like best r of hl.s Bisoiis had gone over the Will Decide ({uirkly Second Congregational over South and rifle teams. fence, not through it. ' j - "My present soncern, is to get Methodist No. 1. ’ . ' '' 1. NO WAITING AT THE PUMPS - — Tea, Gold* Liibel**^the cltinie this club out of the starting gate John O’Neil 343. Harold Bonham ■Dr.e\v .Attention y COACH ART DOM'D o f the I I coat of supeth‘100% wool without stumbling. For this reason. 127- 343, Henry G rzyb'340, Clar 1-' W« appracicife your gas business and hurry out ta sarva yau. Anjvvfty, the incident drew more AAA Missil? Battalion woriced gabaidine. Try it o n - attention to Tighis than .anything I’m going to make up mv mind ence Covill 132, Howie Hanisen 130, YAcono T26, Gerry Chappell 126. along the word that the Soidk,„ he had dorie as a ’Oatbher and mi quickly down here and .inold the I I feel its ca5uaI.''com(brt, ake its club the same way. ■ Sandy Hanna 126 and Irv Carlson bowed to strong Fort ^Banka of nor league manager m 18 years. F -Stop 62-53 in the final game Of ■ "Look," he. said. “ We fvere tlws topped aj! participants. smooth drape. And rraliM Spike Briggs decided that the Dg- the tournam ^t ricently held at 2. CAREFUL AND THOROUGH LUBRiCATIQN tiolll clirb could use. fight like best club in baseball toward the the concealed extra that's so ch^se of last season. We -won 43 of Fort pevens. . The MiasUemen BONDED BRAKE SHOE EXCHANGES I I that to better advantage. He made -rV^x-.-r r' i;,-' the .last 67. . , - shaded .Tfiule, Greenland 61-69 to Your cor rtprosonH a big invastmtnf. Laf US profoct tkot .in* Tighe the Tigers' field director and teach the final round. Lt. Cî important—.Alligator’s , ^ - "There w(>re too many early mis scout in 19.54. Saglimben. fortfierly x>f St. Bona- featuring 6 imj^rlant NEW vashnant. I exclusive water repellent ,■■■ .Tighe. now 43 Ijecame a Detroit takes and bad breaks. Al Kaline Other Sports BRAKE DRUMS I got off slotvly because of a bad. venture, caged 55 points in the coach in '55, and now he is the two contests. processing that keeps you •' . f ' . major .leagfie manager 'who was arin, He hit no more than .283 up TURNED advances Ir design and -5. . Page 23 I I' smart in the rain. See Gold least (iiptinguished as .a player. to.the All-Star Game, .348 the rest 3. A CLEAN AND WELL KEPT STATION ■ "The highest I ever gdl was the of the way. PAT BOLPUC, softball commis performance.. a Label now—and ww, too, “ I’ve straightened .out Bill Tut sioner for the towns of Manchester w t ' Texa^ league when It was Class • NEW HMt RMistanet I I will be cheering about A,” s,miles the personable and tle’s thinking. I told him that .he Is Rip Engle Named and East Hartforo, and the Rec- . LOCKHEED ftighlj* articujate Tighe. who at no better than a ,285 hitter a t best reatipn DepStUnent announces that • NEW Fq(cI« RMistanc* plans have been r rhplet^ for. the 4. QUALIFIED, RESPONSIBLE MEN tended Seton Hall,Prep in north and there Is no percentage-in let-, West Grid Coach HYDRAULIC PARTS • NEW Braking Power I I ern New Jersey as' a youngster, "f ting his- failure to hit more affect softball clinic scheduled Monday the eoat you’ll live III suffered from ‘the common • ail his work In center field. ‘ ' night. Match 25 af. 8 o’clock in ont • NEW P^Hformonet - To sorvo ydu both „at Hw pumps and insido. "Paul Foytack didn't get to S^n Francisco, March 13 (VP) — of the lowir gym j at the high around the dock .« r ment. 1 couldn’t hit." , i hi* • NEW Long Life 4 I I Tighe. Irish and a little .German,' pitch last season until Duane Maas Charles (Rip) Engle of Penn State school. Tvio five-Ume All-AmSl'- BRiAKToABLES around the calendar Is a stocky, ruddy faced, sharply- had lost seven in a now. No' De 'wa,.s named head coach today of Icans. jfitcher Johnny Spring arid • NEW Positive SofetV troit pitchfer la going to lose seven first baaemsri George Adam s' will featured *man who wears his hair the East team for the 33rd ahnua'l If Your Dealer Mpesn't Stock Parte, We Invite Your 1 I I r .1 gray and on the sides. The top Is in a row this trip. I won’t lot hiniL shrine football game. headline the program. '' ' 5. A COMPLETE LINE OF m c s 'i i h d b a t t e r iis clear—to the. point'where baldness I'lenty of l*ruhleuis. The game will be played in San *. l' ’ ' ' • ‘ AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES creepb into the picture. "Bure we ‘ have’ problems ~ ' Francisco next Dec. 28. WEST 'SIDE REC will conduct i| I He la the kind'of fellow you' like pitching, catching, infield anjJ The charity game’s mapaging its annual bowling tournaments at first acquaintance. T5ghe hast outfield -but what club outside of director, William M. Coffman, also for'the youngsters Saturday night. AUIBATOR RAINCOATS ens to explain that he hopes um the Yankees hasn’t? Ah(l clubs said Engleî assistants would be Boys 10 t o - 12 years o f age and YV I I pires feel this way; looi He insists wjlh problems have won pennants. Blanton . Collier of ‘ 'Kentucky and girls 13-15. will, bowl three games Hiram W alker Whiskiey he1s no umpire baitei^ > The .trick is to lessen' them as Milton Bruhn of Wisconsin. ■ tttal pinfsll starting at J o’clock. Phone Ml 3-1272 OPEN MONDAYS ■- “ "That doesn’t make sense,” he much as possible with what you • Engle has been' on the East Trophies will be "awarded ia th e- MACHINE SHOP I I says. *’l get thrown out sixjor sev have. That’s my job and I’m going coacîing staffs for the past twd winner in each group and a Small . **r WE PICK UP AND DELIVER en times a year.-That’s normal for to give it a h— of a pitch." Shrine games, and'Collier was on fee will be charged to' Cover the SERVICE '$ 4 i 5 $257 thÊast staff lasryegr. A . ' an agressive manager." When the Tigers were at'their cost of the pbifaoys. Deadline for i ' I "The West cOacheS,. named pt MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS 14/6 QT. ^ PINT / i iLMbbyhole Office • worst last season. Spike ‘Briggs ("f nirng'an entry ic Friday night. ously, will be Jack Curtice, Utah; a TigHe was seated in his cubby said something about (Manager Tqmmy. Prbthro; Oregon State;,' CHURCH CORWRS I I i hole office at one ’end o7 thel ram Bucky Harrjs and his coaches not NELîON (SW AMP) TYLER, I > Night and Sunday Luhricaiiort -•V -'V " ■ " ■■ ■■ ( • , ' . : • - I - afid^d SjanSan Boyd,Boyd. 'Baylor, 'Baylor. ( N 65,1 PARK STKIiT MAIN AND •OUUYARD M, 191 CEtirCR STREET shackle .clubhouse at Henley Field, going too fftr oi*t o f their w-ay to former V Manchester resident and V M E N ’S SHOP KB4DfO WHUICCr • M flO O I • SOS $TIAIGHT WHISKEY. 3 YtAKS OK idORE OtOo 70% GIAIN^lEUTKAl SHMIS on the'outskirts of Lakeland. And Ido 8(jmething abdut it. football pliyer, was stricken re V HAimORP • EAST HARTFORD ; MANCHESTER W A U a 6 SONS INC., hCOlUA. lU. , he was talking .about^his team.. With Jack Tighe running the Bud . Wilkinson, .^per-miccess- cently land is now hospitalized in ^ Open Dail^ From 6:30 A, Ma ^ ^— . j 7tt MAIN sntin “ Look around," he.: said, '-■"'anA Tigars, - there’ll be no occasion fl\r ful. OKlahcroa Unlver^ty football Sarasota, Fla. He would appreciate TKL JAcIu m T .llt l TIL, M d oM B.216I ' TEL. M H Î yoit’ll find a new ,and woiiderilal 'afiy member, of thf new ^ragi' to coach, al^'a^ wears a Texas hat, bearing, frdm hia many friends in spirit in this tqusi^H , ' / . make|a crack like that. The'jruy la gray suit, Slid aii" a rad Ut...tb Scioner : Manchester, 'fyler is o patient ot ' l-i : Walk BroQMj (the oifinlaM all manager. r-J ■■■< !. , gomes.., I '. the Saraleota " ' J h : "/ k- r - /; 4* V,' I’' M&MM ^ —. ' i r . \ Vi, vjtiz::!. •U- .■’ ■•‘ • " 4 l •■ :'VH -• t i r - ■ I - ’ IJ-- V X . - V ' - - ^ ^ ■ A— R.--^ /■;> i • '■ >■•''.11 ■' t . 1 -y , V’-, I ;; Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., W e d n e s d a y , m a r c h i s , i 95t 'A* ^ ■ t- a i \ 'îj^l'^CTjnSSTER W MANCHESTER,’ G<>yN^7-WEIÊ8&A-Yi ^tARCH .13^ 1967. Houses for Sale 72 Wantfid-^-Real Estate dents kho'Wn. at the' '.'back the at- >AGE TWEkry-sdt t*qk'-’—cami»lgp;;_It* Purposes, he SIAMOHBfnm-'-Guatom buUt 61k Need»^fTeachers eptieges'^ :r Nutioii lining said,'are ^courage public at- 7 i U anH O B MBSSJED for *U to W om enM ks'ltat 7 : BY FAGALY and SHOllTEN Wanted to Rent \68 Housed for Sale room Cape Cod with full shed dor of'ltomsKi Iand huatasas-pi ficiala to stM up the attack on Buriness Servicw Offered 13 Bonda—Stocks Mortgages 31 tHEI^. OUGHTA BE A LAWI W>RTOIi ROAD — Six room Ctope ; mer, Many bulU-in (eatures.Two Arthur Felber, Broker, accfclents anrtpsiUmulate citizens WpULD LIKE four or five room fireplaces, pine'paneled recreation ToM Leeisldtive Committee îgbt Against to hack the attack. f u o o k SERVICE. Floor* ■ ••ndee Ht^MBOlVNERa! Combine year- Cod,’ l» i baths, two-Car gardge, J unttimished apartment .by July room ih basement, attractive sur To succeed, he said, the cam and feflnlahedt TR. 8-407X or TR. id bUla.into an eaay-to-pay aec xmesite drive, encloseddmClASAfl backll&ClC ’ Clas^fied 1st. Up to $60 per month. MI. roundings, convenient to gramniar BUYING OR SELLING? Hstôrd, March ,18 (A’) The paign heeds support and: leader 8-1050. ond moiHgage loan coating only a TRAVELING 3-5330 after 5:30 p:m. - porch. Call owner, MI. 9-1T6T. Traffic Deaths penny a month for each' dollar you Auv Aoveimsa) and new high school. Must be aold It you are plannlnff to tu y. buUd, Legislature’s Education Commit ship from business and industry, at once. Owner, Ml 3-8207. Advertisement REFRIOERATION aalM and aarv- owe. Call Frank Burke at CH. 8CiNM IIMfrp.AU btN ~ SIX ROOM c o l o n ia l — (two trade or sell call aliL S (Multiipe tee-heard testimony yesterday.thkt About bacfked b y citizen' support "and lea. Commercial, reiidentlal, air 6-8897 daya or JA 9-8563 eyea. Con Ôontlnned from Page One) fought with war-time fervor.” CLASSIFIED ADVT. . LONG >OU 7UQOUOH Farms ahd Land fog Sale 71 years old) fireplace, lavatory, full MAN<3HESTER Attractlye four Ustlng Service). Realtor.; This is facilities at tl)e state’s four Uach- icondltionera, fraeaera. A. and W. necticut Mortgage Exchange. , NOTHfNO BUT H ~ bath, hot water oU heat, plaster ah orghnizatton of twenty local The Gcdden Rule Club o f Talcott- Refrigeration Co. ML 9-13S7, MI. WILUNGTON—77-asre farm , ax- room brick home, full basement. ei^-qplleges need to be expanded. available from a'source that has DEPT. HOURS walls, full insulation, city utiUUes, ' o n heat, screens and ’ storhis. Realtora who hava^combtned their villa Cdhgragatlonal Church will »-3050, MI. 9-0058. cellent brook, nice location for proved It can and will throw a Landmark to Be Razed full attic, vanity, porch, 'garage, Quick occupancy, $11,200. Made efforts to better serve those pe6| * WltheeMB said a'ôod of pupils hold a meeting this evening at ^8 o p e n in g THURSDAY 8:15 A. M., to 4:Sa P;-M. Rufiliess OlnlûnUies 32 pond. Six room house, hot air who have real estate , problems. larger' thftqcan be accommodated O’clock at the home of Mrs, Doro Sunday punch for America when heat, bath, garage, artesian well,' ameaite drive, combination win line Smith, Realtor, M.L.S. M X.8. the going gets rough.’’ Auckland, New Zealand -— Gov dows, awnings. Immaculate condi Xn 9-1642. . They work together to get a home will soon b^'^mocklng on college thy Young, Welles Rd. President 777 MAIN ST«v Maiieh«flter MORTENSESI^TV. Specialli^ RCA large chicken cObp, large bam. Cites Public Apathy ernment House, sltuateil oh 7% COPY CLOSING TIME 9-4641. )NTHLY SPARE tion. for you, or to sell your property, doors. They sndslhe wave of stu Ruth Raines will conduct the' meet talevlaion aervlce. $400 All In good) condition,. $16,000. Tom and yem pay only one standard dents will be caujfk(l.^by the many ing, and Mr*.,DoroUiy Ho#ard wUl^ He blamed p.ublic apathy and acres. Is sooil to be dem'cHished as BEAUTIFUL six room (Tape In part o f a building-extension plait FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Minor, Broker, Rockville, TR Industrial Land For Sale niqe section. 11^ baths, breeze- commiaslom baibies' bom in the «|tfl>' 1940’s have charge of devotions. lack of citizen aupport for a large DICK’S weatherstrip Com CIME approved for, nearby Auckland 5-5042. . way, cedar closets,’ oversized ga reaching < college age. part of the failure to reduce the ’ MON. THRU FRI pany doora and windowa. cuatom CHARLES LESPERANCE So,' caU your XILS Realtor today University Clollege. 'Iê building, rage,; awnings, many features, 20 Legtolators Backn iek ^ lU s At the Xlarch meeting of the traffic t<)ll. 10:SO A. M. work', guaranteed. Call Ml. ••1888 Refilling and d^lkcUng money and he wUl fumtohe you with erected in 1855, is one of the few MI 9-7620 ' convenient to schools and shop Without opposition,tn, at leastsjtO board of directors of the Manches- He appealed to business and,in LOU ATTCR o r after 6 p.jn. . '' from ôur five tent Hlgh"'Grade Houses for Sale 72 brochure on just what XILS to and survivals in New Zealand of the SATURDAY 9 A. M. ping. You must see this one. Call legislators, including the HouibJter Public Health Nursing Assn., dustry to extencT their safety lead REGAL XOCirS NEW 5 ROOM ranch, fireplace, bow It .works. Remfimber, a MLS early colonial period of architec Nut machlnea In this No sell HAVE MEDIUM priced houses for MI 9-6731, evenings, XIT 9-3965. and Senate floor leaders of both 'Xirs. Philip Pierce and Mrs. Eu- ership, resources and knowledge S R O p ^ T B t NEED AN electrician? Call MI. tile bath, hot water heat, large lot, Raaltor devotes full time to the gMaJBIackwell, both of this town, ture. A police station and apart TOUR COOPERATION W nX ing! To qualify for worJiYou must aale. Ebccdllent locatioits. J. D. Gaston Realty Co. Multiple Ust- parties, supported bills to provide beyond the office door and the fac 9-89?6 for prompt aervlce. immediate occupancy. $16,9(X). S. real estate buaineas In this com were. M ^ted directors of the as- tory gate throughout the commu ments and doctors’ residences ate B E appreciated have car, referencea, |6w cash, R e i ^ 06., John_DeQuattro, Brok' ing available. munity. .more teachers to handle the anti A. Beechler, Remtor. Phone MI soclatlonN^ nity as a public service. This Is among the othtr buildings to be **You Otoe it to AIRWAY SANITIZER aalea and secured by Inventory. Devoting 6 er. 84282, MI. 9-3640. cipated onrush.. 9-8952 or MI. 84969. ARE YOU OONBIDBRINQ One bill provides for expansion being done mdre and mc|e, he pulled down to make way for the aervlce. P. O, Box 361. Phone Ml. hours a week to business, your $11,000—FIVE ROOM 1950 ranch. of faeiUties at >the New Britain, The MancKOsUr Golden Age said, but nowhere near its poten- extension. ■ yourtelf to $ee our Dial Ml 3-5121 3-52l0> ^ fo re 8:80 a.m. or after 8 $18,^900—Three bedroom 1954' ranch. Lots for Sale 73 8ELUNO YOUR PROPERTY? end on percentage collections will Aluminum storms, ameStto drive We will appraise your property New Haven, Danbury and Wllll- Caub will meet im ânge Hall at tlal.UBI. p.m. ' . excellent condition, 355’ frontage. Hot wate^ heat, basement recrea MANCHESTER—A Zone, 90x450, new selection o f^ net up to 1400 monthly with very tion room^ excellent condition, tree and without any obligation mantic teachers colleges. Another 2 o’clock tomorrow Mtemopn. JoViesJOhes epfphaaizede j^ h that the basic Carlton W. Hutchins, RealtorVMJ- $2750: .A Zone, 76x160, $2400; In Hide Used itp Whip Cores FLOOR SANDING and rellnl8hlr good {>ossiMUtiee of taking over full trees, central, bus. Carlton W. We also buy property for cash. calls for introducing a two-year framewi^ fcfor such a united at- 94133, 9-4694. Member MancheS' dustri^ land on railroad. T. J tsck/4 room Green BEELZEBUB RD., South Windsor MI. 3-lSQ7r-evenlnn XU. 9-6665 of ing the teaching profession. In the cat with collar and bell, ylclnity Call MI 9-3278 after 8 p.m. -bedrooms, 1% baths, me-tmie-j-ji^Qj. nlce_sc*)!litloa,_ alu XU. 3-7731. hostessesTÛ be uafsted by Miss to meet and throw back a rising lets, handy in machine shops and Stu-kweather St. MI. 9-3783. X Lot 100x316, $1,650. MI. 9-6351. hope they ■will change their minds Tekla Peterson, Mni. Alma Olson Trousers with pleats or aluminum Biding, garage, etc minum aiding, Rusco combination tide of death and destruction on (or driving together tight-fitting during the two years. ' and Mrs. Florence Peterson. the highway that is a challenge without—as you prefer. LOST—PASS BOOK No. 1383 Sav- Lots o( value here. T. J. Crockett, windows, immediate occupancy. LISTINGS WANTED, single and but' somewhat delicate metal elec Help Wanted— Female 35 your MLS Realtor, MI 3-1577. or tworfamiiy houses.- Member of -The bills would authorize the and a dlsgrracc to a civilized peo trical assemblies. ' Inga ’Department of the Manchea-r Household Services For $17,900-Good six room Co- re*. MI 9-7751. Suburban for Sale 75 MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real following bond issues—$5,639,000 ple." ter ■Rwat Co. ApplinaUon made for Offered 13-A lonial near high aOhooL fireplace, The exa^natlon for girls trying CLERK TYPIST for general office Rooms Without Board 59 tor, MI. 9-1107, any time. to enlarge the teachers training for th*' Gibbons Assembly, Cath Jones said that “ to help meet Mountainous Norway has a /k l payment. - / Ârticles for Sale 45 Household Goods 51 $15,500—Six room ranch with ga oil heat, basement recreation CR'YSTAL LAKE — Five room F IA T FINISH HoUand work. Apply Alexander Jarvis Co., progranf and $3,584,000 to pro otic Ladles of Columbus, scholar- this challenge,’’ there is nOw Be- jump near most towns but only window rage. Another good clean home room, double lot. vacant. house, bath, oil hot water heat, MULTIPLE LISTING makes avail ALTERAHONS FOUND—Female mongrel dog. 5 Dover1ir Rd. . SERIVCE f o r eight Rogers Ster LOW, LOW, LQW PRICES! vide for the 2-year general' col to Mt. St. Joseph Academy. !aig conducted an all-out, contin l8in St. Hot water, private en- 9-7761. 9*4291. to the house and senate, they must the Indian , Hill Country .Club 9-2815. ■'trance, parking. Call MI 9-1354. extras. Carlton W. Hutchins. XU cats and all the children. Then ‘SPRING REUPHOLSTERING slip covers hour part time. Avon Cosmetics MANCHESTER BOAT CO. Lamps. Tables be considered by the finance com March 19 at 6:30 p.m: Featured 9-5132, 9-4694. Member Manches you will need this comfortable and drapes. Largi selection of has openings for capable am EVERYTHING $310 CUSTOM BUILT 1952, six room SELLING YOUR property? List mittee. This Is normal procedure will be -a panel discussion on ROOM CONVENIENTLY located ter Multiple Listing Service. nine room older home. 11^ baths, THE DAIRY QUEEN on West Mid fabrics. Quality workmanship. blUous women who want year 10 ESSEX ST. MI. 9-2929 3 ROOMS FURNITURE home. 1^,4 baths, artistically L.M.—M.L. which means (Live "Transitional Developments in Re one minute from Main St. Light cabinet kitchen, large living room. Modem-/Multiple Ust) with the for, bills involving bond issues. dle Tpke. la now open. free estimates given in your home: 'round Income. Call MI. 3-5195. $16.18 MONTHLY paneled, fireplace, hot water heat four porting Factory Costs.” Open dally 12-9 p.m. housekeeping, women only. 1^. lily 1 Good location, approximately one Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real Smith’s Upholstery Shop. ML 100% Guaranteed aluminum storms, steel beam con rooms each floor. Sleparate fur LOCAL OFFICE has opening for 9-7959. .struction, garage, trees, near acre. 14 miles eaist of Middletown. tors. MI. 3-6930, 9-4663, evenings ML; 8-7267. Washing, Machine, Refrigerator, naces, large lot. Madeline Smith, clerk typist with or without edl Saturdkya 9-9 p.m. Whool, only $15,500. Carlton W. Call Miss Grant-W alton W, Grant The Instruction group of the Personals Bedrooni, Living Room, Dinette, Realtor. M.L.S. M.L.S. MI 9-1842. phone experience. APPlJf Provl Hvlchins. MI. 9-5132, 9';4694. Multi Agency, Realtor. MI 3-1153, Mem- WANTED—Three bedroom houses Hospital Notes Combined .Catholic Mothers Circles \ FURNITURE râirln g and reflr.- Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, BEDROOM AND kitchen furnished I WILL CATER for simple wed Ishtng: antiques restored. Furni dence Washington Insurance Co. pie Listing Member. ber Multiple Listing Service. In Or near Manchester. One must .•will meet' tomorrow at 8 p.m. in dings, parties, buffets or weddiitf 808 Main St. Blankets, Television Set; and Range for two men or coupl'e. MI. 9-3081. have W'O or more acres. Welle.* the parish hall o f the Church of ture Repair Service, TalcottviUe. Building Materials 47 EVERYTHING $433 Legal Notice Patients Today: 201 breakfasts at a fair price. Call MS MI. 8-7449. $28,500— Offers wanted, on this Agency, Coventry, PI 2-6872, PI the Assumption. WANTED—Girls for shirt pressin Price Includes Delivery. Set Up, Read H[eruld Advs. 2-7932. ADMITTED ■YESTERDAY: An THURS., FRJ., SAt.-MARCH 21, 22, 21 9-2909. Plyscord 4x8—CB— per. M $100.00 Apartments— Flats— de luxe, custom built ranch. Three ESTATE OF CHARLES E. WASH RUGS CLEANED and shampooed and genera laundry work.k. Apply Service, Guarantee , ’ bedrooms, two bath*, full base BURN, late of-Coventry, in the Probate drew Slade,. 150 Birch St.; Mrs. 1x6 Fir Sheathing TAG Immediate Delivery or. Free The Manchester Association for “ Oui care means longir wear.’ In person. Maple Dry Cleaners, Tenements 63 ment, garage, tot is 127x400. Off d>l»trlcl of Coventry, deceaeed. Barbara Heinold, 4 Hartford Rd.; the Help of Retarded Children will — NEXT WEEK— Antomobfles for Sale 4 Free pickup and delivery. Smlth’i 72 Maple St. 15000’ min.) ...... per M $99.00 Storage Until Needed Porter St. Owners are anxious to The Admlnlatralor having exhibited Gilbert Cote, 13 Kerry St.; Mar Phone For Appointment TOREE ROOM apartment in at hla administration account with said South Windsor meet tomorrow .light at 8 o’clock Upholstery Shop. MI. 9-4663, eve 4x6 Gutter—Random length move. T. J. Crockett, your XILS Estate to the Court of Probate for said garet and Joseph Bernardl, 45 Jo at the Bunce Center. Harry No- YOU'LL FIND ROCKVILLE STORES i . NEED A CART Short on a down nings MI. 3-7267. WANTE3D—Experienced aalealady, only—...... per lin. ft. 35c See It Day or Night tractive rural neighborhood In Realtor, XU 3-1577 or res. Mi District for allowance, it Is seph St.; Miss Margaret Korngie payment or had your credit turned Vernon Near church, stores and yack, supervisor of speech and full time. Apply 'Genton Clothes Flush Mahogany Doors from $5.50 Hartford CH 7-0358 9-7751. ORDERED: That th.’ 19lh day of hel, 28 Bank St.; Martin Uriano, downt Don't give up! For a good CURTAINS laundered in my home 658 Main St., East Hartford. Any time up to 8:30 p jn. bus line. Young business couple March. 1967, at ten o'clock Ifl the fore hearing services in Manchester S p o n s o r * LOADED WITH DAFFODILS AND Locksets—Solid Brass 'Bar-— noon, ft the Probate Office In Coven Cooperative DiscussiorrHeld 56 Kensington St.; Mary Ellen deal—niot thru a small loan com Years of experience, prompt serv preferred. .. Available April 7. •STtoCK PLACE -V New five room try be. and the same Is assinird for a schools, will be the guest speaker. WANTED — Assistant in doctor’s gent’—Passage •. .—each $1.78 If you have no means of transpor Parker, 71 Charter Oak St.; Shlela pany— “Barry" at 383 Main ice. MI 9-2411. tation I'll send my auto for you, MI. 9-2837. ranch, basement garage, asking hearing on the allowance of said ad- All interested persons are Invited St (Formerly Douglas Motors). crffice for afternoons. Able to learn Nalls 8 A 16's Common ' $14,600. E A E Realty, XU 9-6297 ministraUon account with said Estate XIacKeen, Vernon Trailer Court; to attend. No obligation and this Court directs the Adminisira: On Representative Unit Bill and assume responsibility with (picked up) .... per keg $9.75 FURNISHED LARGE airy 3<4 or MI 8-4480. Mrs. Frances Zutter, RFD 2, An BEFORE- YOU BUY a used car lor to cite all persons interested there Building— Contracting 1^ i eventual full time. Write with full Windows—complete—(set-up) A— E—R—T—’S room first fjoor apartment, heat in to appear at said time and place, dover; Joseph Rourek, 49 Flower Mrs. Charles Wigren, 15 Stephen SPRING VALUES see Oonnan Motor Salta. Bulck and complete particulars to Box from $11.20 and aH utilities furnished. Clean PANORAMIC views, 42 ft. 1951 by publishing this orther one lime In SouOi tVindsor, March 13 (Spe-^f Herbert Holden, Republican, to St.; Harry Grout, 28 Crosby St.; St., and Mrs. Jay Rand, 43 Coburn ot Sales and. SarViM, *385 Main 4^-45 Allyn St„ Hartford throughout, on bus line. In Miu. some newspaper having a circulation in BIDWEXL Home Improvement Co. N, Herald. Replies confidential. Knotty Pine—Econo-Panel— ranch. 24' paneled living room, (he Planning and Zoning Commie Mrs. Mary Lamprecht, Avery St. Rd., are co-chairmen of a rum Street ML 9-4671. OpeB evenings. Open Every Night ’This Week Chester, couple preterred. MI. three bedrooms, 120’ frontage sub said District, and by posting a dopy on 'claD—The Republican and Demo Alterations, additions, garages. per M $125.00 Till 8:30 the public sign post nearest to the Sion has been questioned by Town Erwin Kennedy Jr., 370 Main St.; mage sale Which the combined FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! Re>siding specialists. Easy budg< 9-9608. urban. $13,700. Carlton W. )la'ce where the deceased last dwell, at cratic groups studying the repre Attorney Daniel Cavanaugh. Mrs. Margaret Uriano, 56 Ken 1985, STUDEBAKER Commander Oak Flooring from per M $.170.00 ast five days h'fnr'o 'Sid tima as- Story and MizpSh Circles of the DAFFODILS TO OUR CUSTOMERS , St, tlrms. MI 94499 or TR COOK-HOUSEKEEPER ROPER-GAS and gas combination Hutchins, MI 9-5132, 9-4694. Multi sentative town meeting bill now "Off hand, I don’t believe the sington St.; John Hampson, 70 South Methodist WSCS will con four door, radio and header, hy- Mahogany Paneling per M $189.00 ple listing Service. gned. WHILE THEY LAST! dramatlc.'power steeriitf, top con- 9^9109. • stove, like new. Call evenings. MI Business Locations And due return make. before the Legislature met last Selectmen could legally call a Birch St.; James Keefe, Wapping; duct Wednesday, MSqch 20, ln.‘ the C om m erce 9-877$. Certified from Record night in the Town Hall for a co diUon. Priced to eall. ML 8-8838.' Buy now while the market is IN MANCHESTER, only $8.5(X), 4- ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. meeting to rescind the vote which Deborah Selley, ElHngton. basement of the church. Opportunity for capable for Rent 64 operative discussion of the bill. has been legally declared valid by ADMITTED TODAY: 'Miomas I' ! Roofing—Siding 16 woman who Rets along still low. MOVING TO Florida, MUst sacri room single, close to stores, school 1980 DODGE three-quarter pickup 3000 SQ. FT. in new indiistrial and bus. $3,000 dow n. payment. Gaylord Paine, chairman (of the the moderator at the time the Sheridan, 3 Hollister St. Mrs. Harry Sweet, Mrs. Wilber ...... Ion. ML well with children. Good fice seven piece gray oak bed SHOP in ROCKVILLE and truck, blue, in good condition. NATIONAL .LUMBER. INC. building for lease or rent. Three S; A. Beechler, Realtor. Phone Republican Town Committee, stat election was held,” Cavanaugh BIRTHS •YESTERDAY: A son Little and Mrs. T. Edward Bros- 94028. RAY'S ROfA'ma (X., 4hlngls and home on bus line, other full room set, oversized bed, three ed that, the Republicans have not said. T he moderator was William bOilt up roofs, gutter and con time help employed. Ex 381 STATE STREET piece maple bedroom set. Can be phase wiring, - loading platform MI 9-8952 or MI 3-6969. Invitation to Bid to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rivers, 489 nan attended . the spring meeting ductor work, 0^ , I'blmnay re- and heated. Woodland St., Man fully made up their minds about Thresher, Democrat. E. Middle Tpke.; a daughter to Mr. and potluck supper of past district 1981 FORD MODEL A. roadeter cellent etartlng salary. Pri NORTH HAVEN,'CONN. seen between'5 and 7 p.m. on $10400—Four/ room house with the necessity for this type of gov Democrats have charged that the fl(elrtop,"TWicp64 miles Xtunicipal Building, Mnncliester, writing of the btjl which would quettes were alsd distributed, Uree. CSfOl MI 9-3568. perience. Frqe esUmatea. Call Garden—rFaml— Dairy 8ERVEL flAS refrigerator, six cu; 9-5228 or MI 3-7444. Nursery School at, 8 o’clock to School St.; Mrs. XIarion Lentini MAN W Alh’f D for ' light bench from Main S(. Garage, good con Connecticut. Inake it easier fer^n Independent Howtey. Mancbeater^MI. 8-S86L work. Apply In pterson. 10 Hilliard Products 50 ft. with top freezer, reasonable. dition, one acre land. Over 50 night in the Wolcott Chapel, Main 31 Ridgewood St.’, Kenneth Wat- Advt. No. 2260 to run for office; ttod eUmlnatlqn St. Parents interested in the school Daughters of Liberty Lodges, Auto Drlvliis; School 7-A St., Manchester. MI. 9-2089. Houses for Rent 65 more listings of all kinds .'from o f that portion o f the bill which rous Jr., Vernon Trailer Court COLD STORAGE apples, cooking $6,000 up. Call the Ellsworth M lt are welcome. Hostesses are Mrs. Pefer Saukaites, 91 Birch St, No 17 luid 125, LOU, will hold states that the representative Frank Delear, Mrs. Roger Erlcson tbelp annual Irish Tea Party and LARSON'S ORIVlNa School Heating and Plumbing 17 WANTED — Driver-Salesman for and eatmg. -75c up for 16 qt. ten Agency, MI 'i-6980. Member. Mrs. Elizabeth McPherson and basket, . also .available ,ln 8 qt. toviTi meeting may call Its own and Mrs. Peter Lind. Sale In Orange Hall Friday. Tea Mancbastsr’a only trained and established milk route. Apply after Musical Instruments 53 SDC.ROOM house, $95 monthly. In l :m .s . daughter, 169 Irving St.; Miss LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service aa- 1 :30 p.m; Bayer’s Milk, 68 Eaton baskets. Louis M. Bottl, 260 Bush meeting on request of two mera- will be served in the dining hall at carUfled tnstraotor. For your safe. quire 456'/4 Main St. 1951 BUICK SUPfR . bers. Obituary Dolores Drew, 91 Essex St.; Ste aiirea satisfaction, prompt service. St., H ertford.' Hill Rd. XIUSIC instrumenUJ, rental. Com' Joseph 'A . Belazarss of Griffin ven Kearns, 34 Drive G; RoShn 7:45 p.m., and Mrs. Mary Conn i t wa are trained, to teach proper CH. 74134, MI. 9-5488. The Republicaaa also question ly. ML 94075.' plete line of instriiments. Rental FTJRNISHED THREE bedroom , $395.00 Rd., East Windsor Hill, died yes Alport, 21 ^Milford-Rd.; Herbert will be In charge of the waitresses applied toburchase price, Rwr^ ranch, centrally located,- Lease ' CAN BE SEEN AT the provision which, states that If and other arrangements. Mrs. Fertilizers 50-A ■n appropriation Is' questioned by terday at hla,;home. A native of CoOley, ^ u th Coventry; Mrs. MANCHB8TER Driving Academy Situations Wanted- senting (Jlda, Seimer,^ Ped- available May 1st. Write Box D, Litliuanla. he had lived here many Dorothy Jacobson ^ and Mrs. PLUm b iNO and beating—Repalra MANCHESTER a citizen, no increase can be made Carol Sullivan and daughter, 33 guarantees resulU. Xhqiert Inptruc Fetnale 38 ler and Bundy. MetteC’a Music Herald. FINE PERMANENT years and was a tobacco grower. Barbara •'Bell promise a *variety and contract wont. OiSilML u ; 94841. 610-5 PLANT FOOD, $3.85 80 lbs beyopd the amount recommended Nathan Rd.; Mrs. Daisy Wysoski, iioa, dual controlled car. Call MI. Studio. 177 McKee. XU; 3-7500, AUTO PARTS He leaves-his wife, Mary Smith entertainment. Mrs.-. Atjnie Johns 10-6-4, $5.75 80--lbs. Driponure , by live Board of Finance. To WlllimantiCr Mrs. Beryl Pinney 94768 or PL 3-7349. Day or eve S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat- WILL CARE FDR one or two chil POSITIONS 270 BROAD ST. Belazaras, and. a son. Joseph F.‘ ton will preside at the table of dren In my home day*. Call MI. 3-2-1, all organic complete, lawn A A(X»RDIONS, full /size, rented, SubUrban-For Rent 66 remedy this, they propose that the an son, RFD, 2; Andover. wing appointments ing contractor. New Ihelallatione, plant food. $2.05 50 lbs. We deliv Blezaras, East Windsor Hill. hand made and other novelties. 9-2620. bought and sold. Private lessons Five to seven men between annual Town Meeting be retained DISCHARGED TODAY: Roy alteration work and repair work; er and'glve SAH Green Stamps. ROCKVILLE —Lovely three room He was a member of. the Mrs. Elizabeth Caverly is In* LOST—Confidence quickly restored on accordion-and guitar. Oiester’ . the ages of 25 and SS.‘ The In its'present form where taxpay Helm, 30 Cooper*St.; Mrs. Marie charge of tickets.. .. • * • MI. 9-3806. BABY s it t in g In my lieeniied J. W. Hale Ckirp., Houseware apartment, two adults. References Lithuanian Social Club and' the- by a aklUed, courteousrteous matructor. Accordion Co,, 91 Union St. Xfl positions will be concerned ers c«atrpass on the b u d ^ t and tax Wolezak and daughter, Columbia; home, full or part time, daya Call Dept. 3-5709, Re*. PI 2-7093. and deposit. TR 5-3176. Ale Quail Club. ' . IêsBioaal . teaching. Mdnehes with Packaging, Xfaterials rates. . ' d , Mrs, XIary Gabby, 226> 6 1110 0 St.; . Laymen of the churches of the ter’a leading driving school. Call M I 8-732Q, ,J ’ The fuiltral will be held from Moving— Trucking WELL ROTTED cow manure for Handling, W arehousing. and ' One other change was recom Robert Gower,'14 Arch St.; Mrs. Hartford East Assn, 'will hold their Mr. MorUock. ML 9-7398. HAXIMOND ELECTRIC spinet APPLICATIONS his home Friday at 8:15 a.m. with' Storage Vour gardens and lawns. De organ, $850. Call PI. 2-7553 after Wanted To Rtnt 68 Shipping. mended by the Republican group. Marcia. Chare'st and daughter, 125 final supper, of the season, Friday Under present provisions if the a sotomn requiem Mass at 9 a..m. Birch St.: Luclen Cherubini, 86 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 llveredllvered by the loads. Pella Broa. 6 p.m. The poslUons will offer op- In St. Francis o f Assisi. Church, a t.6:45 tn the Bucktogham Con RELIABLE ADULT desires three ACCEPTED totvn should wish (o discontinue BVeh St.; Arvia Rubacha, ' 95 Garage—Servicer-Storage 10 MANCHESTER - Moving and Phone ML 3-7405. '. portudfty tOi grow with a South Windsor. Burial will be in gregational (Church. A panel dis trucking (^ . ML 9-6863. Owned BIRD, eat and dog supplies, whole room unfurnished jipartment. Ref representative town government North St.; Mrs. -Ernestine Brown cussion will follow on the subject lbng.< time Manchester firm, FOR St. Catberine’s Cemetery in GARAGE for rent, vicinity Oak and operated by Walter B. Per- sale and retail. Dally 9 to 5 p.mp.m; BEIA) USED piano, fine tohe. erences if desired. Ml. 3-4580 alter with a record of steady It would be necessary to wait four ing, RFD 1, Rockville. '- of ’’Christian Principles In Work ett Jr.,Ir., and WlUlam J. Pickering. Tueadgy, 'Thuraday, Friday nights Household Goods 51 Keimp's, Inc. MI. 3-5680. 5 p.m. Broad Brook. Friends may call at aadi Spruce Sta. ML.- 9-8456 after growth. . years. At the end of that period,, his home until the time of the and Business.” • Panelists’ will in 4:16 p.m. ' 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Route 6 and clude John.Cronin, business agent ANTIQUE FimNITURE, eUver, OLD BARN for storage If roof isn’ t The positions will pay - a a referendum''would be held at funeral.' ' . Packard Ex^Chief D ier MANCSIESTER Package DeUvety. ;ChapeI, South Windsor.. JA 8-3891. o f labor at Fratt and Whitney’s Light -trucking and package deliv glass, cblna,-and uaed furniture too bad. walls not too Important, . good salaried income and GROCERY 'which the majority vote would Wanted—To’ Buy 58 West, Hartford plant; C. H. Chat- MotorcycI«sh—Bicycles II ery, Refrigerators, waahers' and MANCHESTER Pet Center tor all bought and sold. Furniture Repair $6 or $7 a month. Manchester will provide advancement. have to exce'ed 26 per ebnt o f the . XIanchester E ven In g Herald Stamford, _ March 13 (A5—Lee, stove moving epeclalty. Folding yout peta and pet’a suppllea,; Ml. Service. XU. 3-7449. Bolton, Vernon area, ,Tel. XU voters. On the other hand, a siipple Wapping, ' south Windsor cor- J. Eastman,‘ former president of field, secretary. United Aircraft, WANTED TO BITY tor cash. Old The positions w ill carry all, East Hartford; and Howard ; B. cbdlrs for rent MI. 9-0782. 9-4273. S A H green atamps. Open glassware, pictures, bric-a-brac, 9-4143. W niam XIcKlnney, 130 CLERKS m ajority can vote the^-represintai- rMpondent 'Mrs. G. Warren West the Packard Motor Car Cto. of UPRIGHT FREEZER. 19 cu. ft, of the nsnal employe bene Noble, vice president and treas MOTORCVCLE parts. Triumph and Monday ' • Saturday, 9-6 p.m antiques. Will call privately. XU. Pearl St. . . tivo meeting Into law. Therefore, brook, telephone Mitchell 9-401$. New York and vlc> president of ' deep freeze, three years old, ex 11 fits such as: Vacation, sick In Moneli*st(tr urer of Noble and Westbrook, Bast* Harley. Call in .a.m. MI. 84118. A U S l^ .A . CHAMBERS CO. local Thursday, 9-9 p.m. 9-4336. ,Republicans suggest that, voting the Packard -Do. of Detroit, died ' Aand M ^ Stong AM M ^#4 distance M M A A ' ewiMarlMm moving pack ■% a cellent condition. SerVel gaa re leave. Insurance, 'etc. ■ Hartford. This Company to looking for. rules be made the same (n both here Monday night. He was 80. ing, storage..Call ML 3-8li7.-RsTt- frigerator, 8 cu. ft. with top freez WANTED Fr o m private* party, on port-rimn Imis. cases; that is that 51 per cent of Mav Fined on Bike Count er. reasonable. XU. 9-4062 after dyoutKtuI biit mature fam ily. He had lived In Stamford for three The Robertson PTA will hold a .BnsiBess Services Offered 13 ford CH. 7-1428. Livestock-^Vehicles 42 small clean car. Must have auto- the town must vote and 25 per 3:30 p.m. '' , ■ NOTICE .men who want to oast their months after moving from New military whist party tonight at 8 matic'shift.’ Please call XU. 9-3896 mornings. cent must be in the affirmktive. New Britain, March 13 (/P)— TV SERVIC:E, $2.80 per call. AU WE BUY COWS, calf* and beef lot with a local organIzaUon Rochelle, N; Y., where . funeral o’clock at the' school. Special 'ta after 8 p.m. Sealed bids will be received at . Chairman Chosen ' Donald Dumals, 23, paid a $12 fine work guaranteed. Call Bob Webb. 'Painting—Papering 21 cattle, alao entire berda. Call ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — ‘Chiatem of National prominence In .services will be held Friday. bles' will be set aside for those mdde. cornices and drapes. Slip the office of 30 a.m.~ meeting last night,- and Melvih jury Monday when hla* bike col 4,020 lineal feet of one Inch cop resume- of pnst experience Invited. . paired. CMl RMph i MI Price. Ml. 9-1003. PLEVi;SANT, heated fOom with pri Stead was elected' se'eretary.'; lided with a car Mter he -passed Bridgeport, March 13- (A>)—The 94487. ROYAL AND Snuth-Corona port' WHITER ENAMEL , gas ' range, nnd education. and 6:00 p.m. vate bath. Call XU. 8-4038. per tubing type K. Main part of the meeting was- the sign; The court action was the University of Brid^porUs'seventh PAINTING. AND paperhanging. able and atandard typewntera; slightly used, ten months old, very Bid forms and further Informal- Letters should be addressed The regular meeting of Boy devoted to work’ on zoning re^- f|rst use of a city ordinance re annual statewide high school jour CLEAN AND paint those gutters Good clean wbrkmanabip at rea- All makes of adding m.achtnes reagonable. (jail Ml 8-1271, , ' R(X)M WITH private bath and en tlon may be received at the Water to: ' ■ I , AtA&P quiring bicyclist*' to halt at stop nalism i workshop will be held April Scout officers'of Blackledge Dis now. Avoid costly repairs Ister aold- or rented. Repalra. . on all latioi.u which the Commisrion fecla aonable rates. '30 years in Mnn- trance, parking. No other room Department; 66 Center St., Man- MR. C. E. HOGAN, SUPERMARKET ' signs. .6'.' All staff members of high s.chool trict will be held Fh-iday at 8 p.m. MI. 8-1388. Chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml adUcea. Marlow’a. ers. Gentleman. O ntral. MI . Gen. Mgr. . ^ ahould-be changed. A public hear- at the home of'Chairman John DAVENPORT, in good condition. clleater^ Conn. . ■ , 116 U. Centei Bi. newspapers tn the State may At 9-9237. , 3-1306. Ing wilkbe called on these in the tend. Mortimer,'82 Plymouth Lane. BILLS’ TELEVISION. Service. SALE — 33 1-3% off on 1966-1957 MI 9-4989. RitSiard Martin ’ G. R. Burr & .Co., Inc. near future, Colllju said.' General Manager A Manchester, Conn, Wins ftaugaiuck Primaiy -Available at aU timea. Phllco fac CEILINGS, WALLS painted eve wgllpapir. Green Paint and Wall FURNISHED ROOM for lady, with .Manchester, Conn. Two aubdivislons came before toiy supervised service. Tel. MI. nings, Saturdays. Call after 6 p,m paper at the Green. Open dally 9-9 MAKE US AN b f ^ , Tappan de Continuous hot water, on ' - Main Superintendent the m fating tor final approval.^ Naugatuck, March 13 (A^—Adam a-9698. , ML 9-8428. p.m. . , luxe gas range, îght piece ma St. Tel. XU. 3-6803. Advt. No. 3082 ‘ hogany dining set. M I.-9-6641. They were Pleasant 'Valley Hornes^ Mengaccl beat out Thomas Con RUBBISB AND aahsi removed. SPECIAL—18’’ Rotary mower. Sav —64 houses, and Section 2A .of nolly, 894 'to 734, yesterday In SEE US FOR THE VERY HNEST Glenaral elaaalag. oellars, attics PAPERHANGINO, all types. Call age mower with h.p. Clinton South Windsor Heights—36 homes. NaugpiUick’s Democratic mayoral and yards.. Raasonabla *atea. M. MI. 9-9859. Free estimates. motor. $75 value,'epeclal $49,95. J .REFRIGERATOR, gas* nine cu. .Paul Kupchtlnos and Herbert primary. Mengaccl will oppose Re IN A* USED CADII.LAC A M..R1Rubbtah ’ ~Removal. MI. W. Hale Q>rp., Houaeware Dept, ft,,'good condition, $30.'XU. 9-1460. SEPTIC TANKS Holden were ’ appointed to meet publican incumbent Charles F. , ALL YEAliS AND MODELS M78T. SAH' Green Stamps. - / with the wa(er study group, whep Clark in the city election May-7. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 3l XIAPLE TWIN bed, majtres*.-box ' f' AND WANTED It is appointed by the Board of Always -a L a m Selection; All Cars Folly Gn teed; CHUCK’S RADIO and T V, Service TTIREB NICE showcases, like new. spring, complete $30.. Unpalnted Select'rnM aiid report back to the C^rtlfiefi Mileage and Fnll Ownership Details. 361 North Main St. MI. 84817, Two i’ long, one 6' loqg. Rock dreMing table, $5. XU 9-1043.' PLUGBED SEWERS 'CONVERSE Heart Victim pies ill Crash reaidOBca MI. 84960. -AAA MORTGAGE PLAN ville. TR 6-5923. V PART3 COUNTER MAN ^ CommisMon. One Item under con 9 CU. FT. WESnifGHOUSE re- JH. sideration to the i>oasibiUty o f ex • Southbiiry, March, 13 (A^—Ed DOORS OPDfED, kays fitted, . 1. A.firsbo{' sfcond mortgage at 52 g a l l o n GLASS lined elpctric •frigerator. very reasonable. Also MathiM Olsasul Experien.ee helpful but will Consider piaii who would tending municipal water tip BARLOW MOTOR $ALES ooptad, vacuum claanat*. bohs, tow interest rates. water heater, never uaed, $85. 7 qu! ft. Frigidalre. Kemp’s. ML Septic Tanks, Oty Wells, Sewer Pleasant Valley Rd. from Rt. 5.. ward L. Denalow. 84, o f Southbury YOUB CADnXAC-PONTlAC DEALER l&e to l^ rn the business. , died of S heart attack at the svheel raos, ate., rapalrad. Sbeare .3. A coinfortable repayment plan XU. 8-8949. 3-5680. . . : ■ Unes Ikstallei—Cellar Water, PetitioB Questioned FOB TOLl AND COUNTY \ PAINTING AND of hla cs r yes'terday. Dr. J. Benton Antvaa, BMwara, put into oon- to tit your’ pocket.-, , -t- proofing Done, ' ! ' * Apply Manager Parts Department , The legality of the, petition pre WINDSOR AVENUE, ROCKVILLE, CONN. TV AERIAL, Lavatory,, lumber, Egee, medical examiner, taported. dKloo for comlBiV haads. Braitb , 8. A no red tape arrangement. PAPER HANGING sented to the Etoard of Selectmen PHONE T R oM n t 6-2538 !daUa. Stl$N>^ j fcaat Money Waltliig-^ne Day Service, doors, 1947 Bulck, com shellcr. PI HOTPOINT electric stove/$46. XU. by the Dem(x;taUc ''town .Oonamlt- The car craMmd Into a cable fence 2.7211, -9-6624. I NcKiNilEY BROS. J t e l e p h o n e a rtu Denalow coUapsad, QUMQKIt’S V.V. Sarvtoe, 4- MORIARTY'BROTHERS tea concerning I«6t week’s election, WALLPAPER discounts and paint HOTPOINT ELECTRIC ranga and S fWT w y PIfjpfftwl Cio* / . j Ml 9-32*4 7 sn-SH'CKSTER -SrHEBT , TJ 34228 'thref piece . bedroom. aet; Xd. ■1 ,.» .apeclala thia week. C. J. Moirtaon \' / Paint Stoni, MSIOei^r 8t. 9-616I.-- f . , ■ ■ . ---. i '- / T l i l I -J n \ ■ ^ ' V ■i yfr-- ...... /' -i- "L J.-- "ik -ri ix- 4 B. T T ^ / ' v ' . ^ ?{;■ <~L-i '-A "■*' v ^ - i ' - :x \ z :4 ■ \ \ ■1 • WEDNESDAY, MARCH J3,, 1957 [#ACfc TWEiynr-Eij^HT : > ^ ^ Average Daily Net ’’ resr. Run ''/ 'l Th« Wehthdr , For. the We«k Ended. . f ■ '~ r.----- March 9, 1987------"r—^ Forecast of U. S. Weather 'Btiraan • / Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Rand, M t>r ' ' J* ‘ Cobum ltd., have returned after a UJ 12,664 Mostly fair,-Warm toblght. Lew About Town month’s atay In St. Petersburg, Fla. They are building a ranch• Bletnber of the.Audit r nebr 40. FYtday stone elnwHiisa*, t : Bureau of Circulation continued warin-'Difb 85-79. Member* of the AuXtUar^, to An- style house on Yardley Ave., In the der*on-She|i Poet, No. 204f, VP'W,. Sunshine City. ’ | DOUBLE ,Manchegtei-Â City of le Churm ■ / • • ■ . are requested to meet at 7 o’clock tonight at the Holloran Funeral The Rev. Earl R. Modean of home, 176 Center St., to exemplify Christ the King Church. Windsor, VOL. LXXVI, NO. 1»9 (TWENTY-FOUR p a g e s — t w o SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 If (C1o«iined Advertising on P afoJIf) PRICE FIVE CENTS the ritual for the late Mr*.^ Rose will be guest speaker at the Lenten i THURSDAY; MARCH 14th! Quiet hotjr this evening at 7-JO in' WITH Alt CASH -O-^------Otapdelaine, a member ol the Auxiliary. Miss Adeline Holf will Emanuel Lutheran Church. Eman- !| ... ‘ be soloist. f ' uel Choir will sing. 20 Perish TOILETRIES, Etc. In British
REVLON LOVE PAT POWDER ..... Air Crash r ' nd Save Money Doing It! REVLON SATIN SET HAIR SPRAY $ 7^ Manchester, England,'March CLOSI^'T or OOD HAND TOWELS l44(/P)— A Viscount Airliner, P U ^ IC CREST TOOTHPASTE pri^fevpf Britain’s commercial First QuaUty, Extra Heavy! air flefetv plunged through SHOWER CHAINS PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE ...... three houst», and burst,into and Bathroom WliydOw Reg. 89c 59c Each i n Cnrtaina . \ __ .. NYLON BRISTLE HAIR BRUSH .. . . . flames on lajimnjr here today. Reg. $8.98 quality. Pacific printed patterns in % Twenty persons abpard per Each ...... $ 2 .1 > aqua and yellow. Dundee SUPREME ELECTRIC HAIR CUTTING KIT ished, and a woman andchild Reg. $8.29 quality. Jacquald solid colors in-blue, in ope of the houses5 were-^rwere^re- Hof fa, Aide, yellow and'orchid. These are Each ...... $1.59 NO wdnderful. value. Buy for 60c ALKA SELTZER...... ported missing. Reg. ;$ 1.9S quality. Vpur own use and for gifts.. A spokesman at Lancashire Po- i i J H Each $1.29 75c BAYERÂSPIRIN ... . ce Headquarter.* said: Are Played Nqt all colors In each pat As far aa we know there afe tern! Wonderful values! Su- \HTtatSt A Value! BUFFERIN TABLETS ...... 53c- no survivors. We have had none can stripe, s^'mphony. fish Ftald Homespun reported and from what*u'e liave heard it seems very unlikely that [S net, butterfly and springtime ONE-A-DAY MULTI VITAMINS , ..;. V patterns. BEDHEADS there could be any. “The plane apparently overshot TONI HOME PERMANENT Wa.shington, March 14 (/P) Washington, March 14 (JP) a n o t h e r SHIPMENT! SPECIAL the runway while coming in to Oversiz^Prohlem Overseas land and hit houses on a council — Janjes R. Hoffa, reputed to '— Portland District Attorney Reg. 67.95 LARGE JOHNSON BABY POWDER Anderson, president of Belkin's “Over 40 Inch Club.” is bt the real power in the giant 100% Dupont Dacron S 4 W •X- estate (a suburban housing proj measured by fellow over 40'er Joy Addams in London to illus William M. Langley today ect). There were people inside the. Teamster.s Union, was ar Full Or twln^bed trate the 18-ycar-old Lee's 41-23-3TMneasuremcnts. Jay, 22, has listened to a purported tape BED PILLOWS LARGE LISTERINE...... houses but we don’t know how her own club membership credentials—^nihe measures 4i>... inches rested last night on a charge for boys' or* men’s rooms many.” recording of his TMce telling with rosebud nylon covering. the summer cottage. Beige around the bust. The test marked efforis of group of British of trying to Hribe a laviyer 4 LARGE VIDAYLIN ...... ,y An • e.vewithe.s.«i said the British girls to solve ’ their growing problems by . a>k|ng clothes manu gamblers: . I want Biy ground with colon of r ^ , European Airways planet flying in to feed him secrets from the eighty-five hundred.” -We have sold hundreds of black and green; blue, black facturers to design underthings lo lit their houF^laas lines. (AP from Amsterdam with a crew of 5 Photo via radio from London*. Senate investigation into La these soft nylon covered knd red; green, black and and 15 passengers, seemed very dacron plllowa Rosebuds on yellow. Make drape* to ______■ A.. low in Us approach to the riln- bor racketeering* He quickly Washington, March 14 (fl*) pink, blue or white grounds. match by cutting spread*. way. posted $25,000 i)ond and was — District Attorney William DOMESTIC DEPT. (Main Floor Rear) PLYMOUTH LONG "One wing appeared to dip released pending, a hearing M. , Langley of Portland re sharply, striking the ground so U.S. Seeks to Block March 28- fused today to answer ques that it turned the aircraft over and Almost simultaneously the Fed tions from the Senate Rackets :j ?La y in g r e c o r d s caused it to plow through houses eral'Bureau of Investigation ar SPECIAL SALE on its back," he said. rested "Hyman I. Fi.schbach, 47, a Investigating Committee as The J W .H A L C COM OPEIUL'HIOHUGHTSitlHUGHTS _____ A BEA official .said it was the Miami, Ela., lawyer, on related to whether he had had inter MANCHISTIR COMN* MUSICAL COMEDIES SHOW TUNES A $4.49 VALUE! first Viscount to crash on a pa.s- Egypt, Israel Strife charges of bribery. He made ests in gambling establish u g Ht c oiNCERT n c e r t MUSICm u s ic ■ ■ # ( senger flight. The ship l.s powered CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS bond on the spot at his Coral Ga ments. He was coitfronted PIANO s e l eACTIONS c t io n s M by four turboprop engines. bles home and a hearing was set RELIGIOUS MUSIC \ with purported recordings of DO UBLE H y fC STAMPS TOMORROWl .Police threw a cordon around Washington, March 14 (J’l- The.,ci.se this right until a hot situation for him this afternoott!'^ DANCE MUSIC and CTHERS—EACH the wreckage of the three lioiises his own conversations, with United States sought todav to re-|bas cooled. Also taken into custody, at De EE! \irider which a- woman apd her troit, was Hoffa’s red-hajred 34- strain Egypt and I.srael from any I Ben-Gurion rai.sed the possibility racketeers. child were believed trapped. , . " , , , . . . obliquclv yesterday that Israel year-old secretary, Mrs.' Dorothy A committee transcript of one This colorful coVlum* 14” "Kim" doll The Viscount, pride of the Brit- hasty actions which might erupt ^gai^ He told Israel’s P. Dobrescu, held only as a' mate recording quoted Langley as tell which has jointed legv. full braided wi^, l.sh com.ne'rcial air fleet, has been into new fighting. parliament thfs country was rial witness. She wa.s held under ing Jp^ McLaughlin, a Seattle sold in growing mimber.s to American diplomats in Washing- reserving it,s freedom of action, $5,000 bond on a detaining order gambler, “ Ypu can’t have prostitu can sit, stand or be v^lked— with the American firms. ton, Cairo, Tel Aviv and at the This'evoked Uie specter .of a po.s- tvhich said there was a "likelihood tion' going, Joe, with this screwball \ purchase of three (3) pairi^f Arkwright Tile world's first contmcrciai United Naliona bent their efforts sible renewal of the Oct. 29 Sinai .she might flee...to avoid testify iti Salem.” An appended not« said Get FREE vacation information ^ turboprop jet airliner, it normal toward calming both embattled invasion — and ttie .subsequent ing." this was Langley’s term for Atty. Sheer dark seam nylons. \ ' Will light Case Nylon Tricot Slios ly carries 47 passengers, countries. prolonged diplomatic efforts to get Gen. Robert Y. Thornton of Ore- BEA has been flying the Vis Much hope was pinned on the Is'aeli forces out of captured po.si Today Hoffa denied any wrong Son, f doing and said he will "fight this count for almost : three years. forincoming trtr,-4rr-P«t».n hv TThU. tion •' " week. Under Indictment By Scampnifc ~ca.se until I am-eleared.’’ -----ALL FOR ONLY---- About 180 of them now arfm serv ed Nations Secretary Gane.al Dag In Cairo, thp main effort by Langley invoked— th*— Fifth- ice in the United Slates. U.N. officials was aimed at trying The union official left a confer Amendment’s protection against Embroidered sheer bosom backed with nyion tri Hammarskjold. He leave..* Satui- ence with his attorney, Edward self incriminatidn in declining to New cot hem and bodice, pretty with val Is^ce and dou (lay for expected., talks with to mollify tlic Egyptians. U.N. undersecrctaiy Ralph Biinche mef Bennett William.< to fead a brief answer many questiona from the ble folds of n.vlon tricot. W'hite only. 'Average and Bgypfa President Gam'al Abdel statement to reporters. committee. He noted he is under Samsoni^ tall. Sizes 3t to 44, Nasser. America's U.N. Ambas.sa- for 90 minutes with Nas.ser. He ex- prc.ssed profound regret that a Hoffa refused to answer ques indictment in. Oregon on conspira Taborsky, Pal dor Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. con- tion.*, saying he didn't “want to cy charges. ierrpd with Hammarskjold yester Gaza rioter was killed by a rico- Trayrf^ fheting bullet. The U.N. truce tr.v, my case dr pre.senl my defense One question w’as whether he day. in the newspaper.*." had an interest in any gambliiig Cases Heard . Undersecretary of State Chris- chief. Mpj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, B u r ^ u ! FREE PARKING abandoned his efforts to set up' a “I have been in the Labor move establishment when he ran for *3.98 Han A. He;-ter is acting boss of the ment all my life and have had to district attorney. Woadcriag where t« Rear of our .store; money re 5-man Gaza administrative body, nSatlOBT H o* to department while Secretary Dulles fight Labor's-battles on the picket Others included; • ., By Grand Jury is in Canberra, Australia, for the accepting instead the 13-member .get therS? Where funded at ^.W." Gre^n Stamp .Council which had worked with lines and in the courts against the Whether he had any Infereat in ' to stayrgust check Counter, Main Floor. Southeast Asia Treaty tSEATO) forces opposed to trade unionism," any establishment with Jim El la at am new gam- Eg.vptians. Hartford; .March' 14 (^Pi—A Council meeting Just ended. Dulles U.S. sources made no bones Hoffa said. Paddy-s Pig Shows Up at Citizens Club kins,. boss of Portland’s under aaaHa T n eel Bu- Hartford County Grand .lury is diie back in Washington Sunday. "TTiis is not the first instance world. reSa. TouMI gat /alt \ Herter met last night with Is- Highlighting the second annual St. Patrick's meeting of the Manchester Senior Citizens Club yes- lalergwtua aa Ua shortly before 1 p.m. todsy re (Continued on Page Twenty-three) whe* a Labor leader has been un Whether there wasKgambling at outstaadiag rata* turned first degree murder In- lael's Ambassador Abba Eban and justly accused.” lerda.v afternoon at the Community Y was the pre.sentatlon of Paddy's Pig to Harry .Mason, 48 S. any establiahment he owned joint - OMr-garaduar-ia . dlctnients against Joseph- L.- 'then had an “exchange of-views^ The accusation against Hoffa- Hawtiujrne St. Mason celebrates his 88th birthday today, and l.s the oldest member of the local ly with Elkins. ■* aaieriesl It's the Cljib.' All members w’ere decked out in green outfits and one of the prettiest was Mrs. Caroline a Tahorsky and .Arthur Culomite with French- Ambassador Herve j 44-year-old vice president of the Whether he ever had paid any In connection with a Dec. 15 Alphand and British Minister John j McConnell. 94 Bisscll - St. (Herald Photo by Pinto). gulekast wayt' U.S. to Resume! Teamsters Union. wa.s that he money to Elkins. you sad yotor doiihle hold-up slayin^ln New E. Coulson. who wa.s acting for the hired John Cye Cheasty, a New- The committee launched its lly to plea eacl|lng Britain.. ^ alutent ambassador, Sir Harold! ■York attorney, to get a job with hearing* foK the day with a dra > Tseatlan tripsi Caqcla. ^Giving Israeli the special Senate Committee and Havana Revolt Squashed Greek Cypriot Dies matic reciUI by Chairman Mc Aad to make sure your trip’s s aaoceas from eUrl 'to Bnlah, take Jlartford,. March 14 iJ’*—State Eban, recalled from a Florida , provide Hoffa with information Clellan (D-Ark) of the circum Bsaiaonit* Otresmllta—the luggsga that eot-traeels all ether*! Policemen and deputy sheriffs vacation, conveyed to Herter a > from committee files. The Senate On British Gallows stances he said attended* the ar COIAI IN NOW-NO CHAROt. NO m ORT TO OIT mingled with a large crowd of “message" from hi* government. ! group’s inquiry so far has centered rest last night of James R. Hoffa, spectators in' the county building, Economic Aid I B8TAHS p o t YOUR RKT VACATION TRIP iVIRI Tsvo Points In Message ______’Jon Teamster affairs. Students Pail in Attem pt vice president of the giant Team today, as Joseph X,. Taborsky and According to authoritative sou/ccs Cheasty, the FBI announced, Nicosia. Cyprus. March 14.,iJ>) — ster* Urttfin. Arthur CuI6m.be were brought the.se two baste Israeli arguments Wa.shiiigton, March Ij CB - The: ostensibly took Hbffa’s offer but The British colonial government Hoffa waa accused of bcheming Look! there f6r a grand Jury hearing. were. In the me.ssager United States disclosed today it ex- j Actually informed the committee today hanged Evagora.s Pallika- to plant an agent on the commit- Visit our new remodeled and enlarged Luggage Department. A heavy guard dscoried the pair pects to resume economic aid to and the FBI and cooperated fully rides,' 18, for pbs.sessing a gun. 1, Nasser must be stopped.. He is To Capture, Kill Batista , He wa.s the ninth Greek Cypriot Choose one piece or a matched set. Colors and sixes. In stock. in two crirs from the Hartford trying to turn military defcaLinto Israel Which was suspended after with them in the month since' he (Contlniied on Page Ten) County Jail. Later, guards were hanged in the current rebellion tv.. political victory by imposiny his fig h t^ broke out in the Middle was approached. The FBI said stationed at various points about E ^ la.st fall. . when Hoffa was arrested at his Miami, Fla.. March 14 — *^sault on the presidential palace In agairist British rule and the first HOVSEWARES DEPARTMENT will on the)United Nations and tiie executed for possessing firearms, (V the center court room. United State.*. He- was committed / A t the same timje, Stale Depart Washington hotel he had import- Oisrlos I’ rio Socarras. fornwr the heart of Hanava. was lifted Superior Court Judgje Abraham ment pre.ss officer Lincoln White president of Cuba, said today last night. Many persons, including bahned by emergency regulations not to send administrators back imposed two years ago. Eight other S.. Bordon delivered a charge to the into Gaza, yet appointed a miUCgrv said he does not know whether aid ((.'onlinurd on Page Twenty-th/ee) the University ot Havana stu American tourists, moved about twp women and 16 men on the to Egypt and Jordan, similarly dents who stormed the palace In a,s usual irt bars, restaurants and Cypriots were put, to death last Bulletins y governor for the 28 by 6 mije ter- year for killings. granct jury in th.s big court room, . rltory. If he succeeds in Gaza he shelved, would be started again. Havana In an attempt to' kill night club.s. from the AP Wires where criminal cases are heard, ' will be difficult to deal with in White was asked at his news con President Batista were his fol •Armored car.s* and -tanks still Pallikarides pleaded guilty to The J W .I I A M COUP. Failure of Engine having a Bren gun. His lawyer- style No. 749 customarily. other likely trouble spots, includ ference whether there was' . any lowers. He denied, ho.wever, that mobilized about the palace. M ANM ifrni CONM* Taborsky and Culombc, separat ing the Suec Canal thought of resuming aid to Israel he liud prior knowleilgr of the Batista's office and residence, were hoped to the last minute (hat r, .1? now that Israeli troops have been Stalls Nixon’s Trip Queen Elizabeth II would respond SLUGGED BY OFFICER. - Tucked bodice adds charm to BATES ■ ed and each guarded by two deputy attaeU.” '! am ready to return to the only open signs.of the trouble Parris Island, S. C., March 14 ' CORNER MAIN addÔAK $TREn$ u ) i ( l . sheriffs, sat in the prisoners' pen 2.. Israel feels It has moral com: withdrawn from areas captured that erupted violerttly yesterday to many mercy picas and pardon wash ’n wear, crease-resistant Di.s- mitment from President Eisen- Cuba and fight whenever my (J*!—This .Marine Training Depot, in the. court room during the during the October-November fight Tripoli, Libya, March 14 (,Pi — people eall.’’ ^ afternoon. him. ciplined p rin ts cotton Fabric. Full liower. This commitment was ing. As Pallikarides died, 300 m'en announced ..today that Pvt. Da DOUBLE ^W;,$TAMP$tOIÔRROW! charge. The plane bringing Vice President I Police cars and military vehicles vid L. Porter, 18, Hartford, V t, g .skirt, . velveteen belt. Blue, green, When the judge was flnushed. the made in Eisenhower’s March-2 let Ho replied that Israel's Ambas prowled the streets. and 8 women hgld in Nicosia's center- to Israeli Premier David Bep- Nixon to Libya was; forced to re Havana, Cuba, March 14 t/P) .alleges he was pununeled last brown oh tone and white grounds. jury members went into the regu, sador Abba. Eban last night told Tank-backed troops have wiped out j ..There was no ' official an- i • • • - ' ' ■ a m Itek Gurion. It said- Israel's agreement Undersecretary pf State Christian turn to Khartoum today by a par ! (Contlnuf^ on Pafê Seventeen) night by a Marine officer. 1st lar jurj". room of the court rbom. a bold student attempt to capture*, houncement of arrests, but it was Lt.' William D. Conroy, USMC,' The two accused then wei'e taken to withdraw her troops from the A. Herter that Israel was inter tial engine failure. ■v: The U.S. Air Force' plane carrv- or kill President'Pulgencio Batista I *''ident that police were carrying i , ■ • ■ ---- 28, of Queens, “Sew Y’prk City, Sizes 5—T5. into the room after them and left Gaza Strip were based on "reason ested. in •'resumption of more nor out .an intensive search for parti- $12.95 able'' hopes and the United States mal relations’’ with the United ing .the Vice President was 90t in fighting that took an estimated "I* alleged to be the offender In Wi there. 40 lives. The government said the cipanta in the attack. ' this incident," the Parris Island "will seak that such hopes prove States In.the eeonoihlc field.” minutes out of the Sudanese capi entire nation was cairn early to spHng cenfrdtts' For a baby ot tha to«Mlino stagal not- to be in vain." , ’ . White added: tal when trouble developed in its New Jersey .Man Killed I Premier Quits, Public Information Office said. (Continued on Page Ten) "These (relations) have been No. 2 engine. The plane turned day. One of the dead was an In addition to the ji) persons re w t f t - . Herter's response to Eban wa» American" tourist. ported killed, an estiinqfed 60 were BU.N'CHE DENIES COMMENT Rajah Straw Cloth understood to. have amounted to distyrbed by recent evEnts. back, . • “Israeli forces have now been Nlxort’s plaiW to visit ToBruk j A cu.rfew, Imposed after (he. as- wounded. Sukarno CaMsI United Nations, N. Y., March j an appeal that Israel not do any,- The dead ineludep tourist Peter 14 IP—The United Nation* Press P illb eg thing rash. A rash act, in the U.S. withdraw-n behind th* . amiistice to meet King Idris of Libya were * Sportsmen Rap lines in agcordance with United shelved temporarily. . He may fiy j Korenda of Clifton, N. J. A stray and Pubilcations /Division issued I view, would be for Israel to march bullet killed him as he watched the Rebel ^ Leaders! a statement today from U.N. Tone-on-bone for contrast' to -back to Gaxa. Nation’s resolutions. on directly to Tripoli for a visit' complement -.vour- change "In view o'f this actioh, which to the American Wheelus Air Base battle from the fifth floor balcony I Underaecretary Ralph J. Bnnehe over Spring wardrobe . . . . BUI Tightening The Egypuans are being urged, the United States strongly sup after, the engine has been repaired News Tidbits of the-Regia Hotel. His roommate, Jakarta, Indonesia,. Warch 14' denying that he had comment<4 It’a the season’s most nat on the other liairid. to "epoperate" ported, we plan to resume con- or may change his plans further. Culled from AP Wires Ed R. Butts, of Garfield. N, J.. was I —t’s tering . silhouette in fancy WitK the UJi. Emergency Foi-ces. qultatipns with. the cpmpetetnt Is Nixon was ,to have paused in wounded slightly. . troamidjojo finally quit - today. 1 appointment of-* governor for the “rajah'’' ' straw cloth .... Gun Sê, Use This is the diplomat’s way of re raeli authorities regarding ■ mat- rbbrjtk for four hours with the Police said the rebe) dead included President Suicarno proclaimed a; Gaxa Strip. Henad been quoted circled with velvet biuid, bow Jose Antonio Echeverria, president yesterday as saying the United minding Egypt that, while there is tfrs of mutual economic interest.' Libyan king before going on to Catholic priest says CB.S barred "itale of war 'and siege,” in effect i and ornament' trim. Comes general recognitfoh the 1949 Pal White told .newsmen, in'Yesponae Tripoli His schedule calls for a Of the University of Havana Stu [ recognizing rebel military lead-1 Nations Emergency Force would Stste Capitol Hartford, March him from giving radio talk last cooperate fully w’lth ECTPttmi in an'new Spring colors'and , (fl>)_Sport8men jammed a leg- estine truce gives Egj-pt legal to questioning, he expected eco flight to Italy Saturday for the dents’ Federation, and .Menelao >rs. add summoned then\ to Ja-.i color combination^. ■ 14 control of Gaza,, practically the Sunday on “ growing tensions" be Mora, a Congressman when Carloa administrators in the Strip. ialatlve committee hearing in the nomic eitl’ lo Israel to be resumed weekend, then a final visit in tween Roman .Catholics', and karta for talks. Capitol’s Senate chamber' today in whole world has been led to be after the consultations got Under Tunisia. Prio Socarras was President. The rebels have staged four I lieve Egypt would not try to exer- Protestants. . '.George Smith Jf., . .AIRSHIP SETS MARK aolld opposition to a batch of bills way. ^ . Before leaving Khartoum, Nixon Hartford, who allegedly escaped The bullet-riddled body of an bloodless coups in less than three | said Sudan has not decided yet other revolutionary leader, former montlis, taking over control of | * Weymouth, Maas., March 14 tightening oip restrictioAs on the from ,a Georgia Prison almost IJV--The , record-breaking S4S- possession fmd use of flrearms. whether to support President Eisen three years ago, arrested by FBi' Sen, Pelayo- Cueryp Navarro", waa virtually all of this 3,000-island re- : hower’s Middle East Dqctrine. found early, today ort .the grounds public except Java. They defied 1 foot Navy airahip ZPO-8 advised FAMOUS TWO-MECE They applauded lustily as a on fugitive warrant at West Hart today she was 40, miles off large number of legialatora, .per Sudanese Premier Abdullah Khalil, ford auto agency where, he was of a suburban country club but it the .central government find d e-1 CREEPER WANT A BOOST expressed Interest in obtaining ;U,S. ^’as not immediately clear whether" manded Sastroamldjojo's resigna- [ Miami. Fla., at 9.>a.mr,'EST, with mitted by the General Law Com- employed. “ hiB death had any connection wit: all going well and that she ex .mittee to testify before the hear Sid, principally for improving the tlon, while generally pledging Joy- .; OVERTHE Communist Police mount guard the attempt on ''BatistT "*Currvv ally ,to Sukarno. pected to land at Key West at ing was thrown open to the gen- irt Budapest at monument of Hun-iNavarro, intellectual leader of the 8:30 p.m, Er'T tomorrow. Tbea; . eral public, lined up. to express op , . (Continued on Page Two) - The. Premifer's resignation waa ' e«.wM gpgcigfhf TOP FASHIONS garian poet-hero to forestall any "26th of July" revolutionary move- known to be imminent. The out-1 she utd, she wjU, have traveled position. outbreak on tomorrow's anniver-; 'usut, had been, arrested several- more than 8,000 mUea while In f>ND SAVE A lOT OF MONIY ON AITIRATIONI ■ There was applause for Rep. .going^government had lasted less] p/ntfcTggW pM f aary of his appeal for - freedom : for antigovemment activities than a year, although Sastroamid- the air 11 days. Ernest M. Arnold (B-W dgeport) Elizabetli Honors froth foreign I'ule. , , Texas oil- Friend of Fidel Castro OF THE DAY!! when he announced'he w as .with i jojo had a previous term aa pre-j in faille, plastic calf and man Tom Slick leaves for wild Echeverria -was identified as, a LLOYD ON MIDCAST . drawing a bill he had introduced mier-in 1053-55. 'H e was ambas-' imported Italian leather: Coordinates by Helen Harper as featured One of spring’s lovelieM styles, the braid trimmed * # Ex-Aide' to Prince Himalayan a r e a of Nepal toi friend of Fidel Castro Lur, young sador to VVaahington in 1950-53. ' l»ndon, March 14 Many styles -to choose requiring all persons seeking gun . . . then take some tips from the coach In Life. Harper's Bazaar and Vogue. tuxedo that can also be worn as a qlutch coat. Gray ^ launch natural history expedition | artti-Batiata guerrilla leader who is 'Critical Situations' . Britain said today the basts for from. -QP permits, to be phQtogrephed and, who has aided millions of average taxpay- * ' ~ that will include hunt for abomina-' operating in the mountains of any settlement of the Arab-Is- worsted flannel. Sizes 6 to 16, 5 to’ 15.. fingerprinted. London, March 14 fJ'l-iQueeri Sastroamldjojo stepped down at i THURSDAY piyLY^ Ready to go anywhere with you. Coordi EHizabeth II personally bestowed hie snowman. , eastern Cuba. The attack on Batis- rarii dispute must include guar nates available in three .different styles. > They applauded when Sen. John ■ eri» for the past 15 years, NEA Service’s a meeUng in the presidential pal-' READY-TO-WEAR bEPARTMENTT-2ud FLOOR the Royal Victorian Order today on Harotd Staksen arrive* in Lon-| ^ wAs iwt directly linked with ace also attended by chiefs of the antees to Israel against exter M. Scanlon (D-New,Britain) with annual' minations. . Foreign Secretary Sweater in Wonderspun Orion—as so'ft. .Cmdr. Michael Parker, clo-a e don to lead delegation at , **:*^» the' students undoubted* Army, Navy, and Air Force. drew a bill requiring the registra United Nations' Subcommittee Ihaplred by the guerrilla Selwyn Lloyd, In outUnlttg hia $0.49 aa M|g|here. .Washes like a dream , . . tion of ail firearm* with the. State friend and persona] secretary to "Sukarno's emergency proclama driss^TC^^ flash. Prince Philip.. tsiks on ’ disarmSiment starting I ?**"*** Army has tion cited “ the critical aituation" governqaent's view to the Houso Designed lo lei little osms and legs . * i: Police Commissioner. Monday. . .West Germany De-|-| unable to suppress complete- of Commons, also said the Arab Charges Hysteria Parker was secretary to the throughout the country. He for travel unhindered: The (oequord Fair and square skirt—a fabreset flnish, Queen’s husband for nine year*. He fense Minister accepts iovltatlpn i . mally delegated governing/author Statea nsust' rieceiva guarantees - REG. 88.98 Scanlon said a period of IN C O M E TAX from U. S. 'Secretory of Defense ^ •attribute the against isrhell territorial ex- crease-resistant—washable. ■ ‘ , •Tiysterla’' followed. the recent fesigned'earlier this year when the ity to the district milltU'y com thipe shirt has Nevabind sleeves, Charles E. Wilson lo. visit United i “ > lonr aiholder- manders. who had already seized pansion! DO U BLE i S - f i r $TAMPS TOMORROWl wave of holdup slayings in Con new* got out that he and his. wife snop-fastened Ihoukiersand shoulder Ihopt. Gmtrasting SWEATER $5.98— Sizos 34-40 ' bad separated. States for military talks this sum- -! it in their four rebelllona. necticut, Including a double kill- mer. pects of Batista’s regime. Cub* is CLARK -CASE IS'OT CLOSED plasticized ponl with adjustable slrap*-h swep^Bstened in New Britain, snd that Uiia PRIMER Parker at the time wo* accom experiencing* prosperity, but many Then the contmanderi were lum- Framingham, Mass., March 14 SKIRT $5.98— Sigei 10-18^ ' led to the proposalsHo restrict the panying the Prince on his round- India’s secclnd National elqption mMied to JakarU, the national at crotch h r dioper chonjipi; Woshet easily. Is color The jm K iu u CORI! persona fesr. increased public debt (B—Atty, Gen, Geprge Fingotd’a sale and use of flrearms. STARTS TODAY EXCLUSIVELY in the the-world to.ur. Th* secretary aaid move* into , final and 19th da.v and inflation. Unemployment has capital, for talk* with Sukatmo asserttoh that “ the Oark case Is * fost, and never needs iron'ing. Colors; Watermelon, Beige, Aqua-Blue. Lost month two ex-convIct* were he did not want; to embarrass the with Prime' Minister Nehru's Con been. gieing- Cuban student groups and 'Gen. Abdul Hart* Nasution, not closed" apporeatly Jiad basa Coordinated available In three different ' ' M A N C H C S T U .C O N N - reported by State Bolice to have ?^ w n , which tr|iditionslly opposes, gress Party again by far the Na^ have al)*ays been bitter about' the Afmy chief 6f staff. Aiy war* ex seafflrmed today o M 'the dis- Hi€ jw# nAE^ COM ttyieg ..T ■ 1 tlon’s strongest political force, , . C6f**r-Stf — so won’t diriob puT of Rf. -■ V. , ' confesaed six alayings in eight hold dictatorial aid* of Batista’s rule. pected to arrive by .tonlofrow ex cleoare toat Mr*. Lerrotoe Otek / MAMCHmni Conn* / , ,1. ■ ups, including the New Britain kiU- lEvriting l|etralii 'The rasignation waa foUowsd by Pemocratic Senatorial Campaign Tbs uprisiiw wsB the first violent cept L t OoL Ahmad Huosaln, who SPORTSWEAR—SE ^M ) FLMR ) ! bod taksn a fMHh WOTS4 Me / CORNER MAIN and OAK $TREET$ / , In Blue, Mint or Yellow Sizei|i 6 mo*. - 2 yri. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS iM . publication of rumors curetnt for Committee sets/ slgHts ea vietarle* outbrsax In Havana sgainot Batis- hMd(Sd a Deeembar revolt ifi toetor to*4 at flw WsoMB’a m - A H ortM Ooupty grand' Jurr (8«o Pfego Thro*) soms Bm* that ther* was troubla In seveo states next year in forer ta'a, 8-year nil,e, p lth ot^ Cuba has Oenttal S u m a ^ The Aatara aevrs t o r n iM ^ Mra. CIi^|l K Is easting Dem<{teraU trill, tighten mgsTwaolg-Muea) ( C soMotted^-' s o ' rmgo r *urtsi|h) • their control of Seaata. (Ck^flBBal «h 1h go ,/< ■ h w h i^ lBW vtoto ■IV /- J' // 4 - . f ’ " P I •r '{ r : \ :